2009-10 UK Men's Basketball Factbook by University of Kentucky Athletics

2009-10 SCHEDULE NOVEMBER 2 (Mon) 6 (Fri) 13 (Fri) 16 (Mon) 19 (Thu) 21 (Sat) 24 (Tue) 25 (Wed) 30 (Mon) DECEMBER 5 (Sat) 9 (Wed) 12 (Sat) 19 (Sat) 21 (Mon) 23 (Wed) 29 (Tue)

CAMPBELLSVILLE–Exh. (FSNS) # CLARION–Exh. (FSNS) # MOREHEAD STATE (ESPNU) MIAMI UNIVERSITY (BBSN/FSNS) 1 SAM HOUSTON STATE (FSNS) # 1 RIDER (FSNS) # 2 vs. Cleveland State 2 vs. Stanford/Virginia 3 vs. UNC Asheville (FSNS)

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NORTH CAROLINA (CBS) vs. Connecticut (ESPN) at Indiana (CBS) AUSTIN PEAY (CSS) DREXEL (ESPNU) LONG BEACH STATE (FSNS) # HARTFORD (ESPN2)

12:30 pm 9:30 pm Noon 4:00 pm 7:00 pm 1:00 pm 7:00 pm

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LOUISVILLE (CBS) GEORGIA (SEC NETWORK) at Florida (ESPN) at Auburn (SEC Network) ARKANSAS (SEC NETWORK) at South Carolina (ESPN) VANDERBILT (ESPN)

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OLE MISS (ESPN) at LSU (SEC Network) ALABAMA (ESPNU) TENNESSEE (ESPN) at Mississippi State (ESPN) at Vanderbilt (ESPN) SOUTH CAROLINA (ESPN/ESPN2) at Tennessee (CBS)

7:00 pm 4:00 pm 9:00 pm 9:00 pm 9:00 pm 6:00 pm 9:00 pm Noon

MARCH 3 (Wed) 7 (Sun) 11-14 (Th-Su)

• at Georgia (SEC Network) • FLORIDA (CBS) 5 SEC Tournament (ABC/SEC Network)

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Check local listings / All Times Eastern / Schedule is tentative and subject to change # Game delayed on Big Blue Sports Network; • SEC Game; 1–Cancun Challenge (Rupp Arena, Lexington); 2–Cancun Challenge (Cancun, Mexico); 3–Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.); 4–SEC/BIG EAST Invitational (New York City); 5–Nashville, Tenn.

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All-Americans and Hall of Fame ....................140-141 Awards and Honors........................................142-145 Kentucky in the NCAA....................................146-152 NCAA Final Four Results ..............................153-154 Year-by-Year in the NCAA ..............................155-157 UK in the SEC................................................158-162 UK in the National Rankings ..........................163-164 Rupp Arena....................................................165-171 Alumni Gym and Memorial Coliseum ............172-173 Freedom Hall..................................................174-176 UK Hall of Fame....................................................177 Biggest Games ..............................................178-181 Year-by-Year Team Stats................................182-185 Scoring ..........................................................186-189 Field Goals ....................................................190-192 Free Throws ..................................................193-195 Three-Point Field Goals ................................196-197 Rebounding....................................................198-199 Assists ..........................................................200-201 Blocks ............................................................202-203 Steals ............................................................204-205 Miscellaneous ................................................206-207 Streaks ..........................................................208-209 Overtime ........................................................210-211 1,000 Point Club ............................................212-222 Year-by-Year Results......................................223-226 All-Time Results ............................................227-256 Series Records vs. All Opponents..................257-258 Kentucky vs. DI Conferences ........................259-260 Scores vs. All Opponents ..............................261-278 UK Bests vs. SEC Opponents........................279-280 Timeline ........................................................281-284

M EDIA 2-16 TV Chart ..................................................................2 Quick Facts ..............................................................3 Media Policies........................................................4-6 Athletics Directory ....................................................7 Wildcats on the Air ..............................................8-11 Media Outlets ....................................................12-14 Maps..................................................................15-16 P LAYERS 18-40 Roster ....................................................................18 Roster Breakdown ..................................................19 Player Bios ........................................................20-40 S TAFF 42-58 John Calipari ......................................................42-46 John Robic ..............................................................47 Orlando Antigua ......................................................48 Rod Strickland ........................................................49 Support Staff......................................................50-56 President Lee T. Todd Jr. ........................................57 AD Mitch Barnhart ..................................................58 2008-09 R EVIEW 60-98 2008-09 Stats ....................................................60-71 2008-09 Departed Letterwinners........................72-73 2008-09 Game Recaps ......................................74-98 O PPONENTS /S CHEDULE 100-116 Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn..................................100 Austin Peay, Campbellsville, Clarion......................101 Cleveland State, Connecticut, Drexel ....................102 Florida, Georgia, Hartford ....................................103 Indiana, Long Beach State, Louisville....................104 LSU, Miami Univ., Mississippi State ......................105 Morehead State, North Carolina, Ole Miss............106 Rider, Sam Houston St., South Carolina................107 Stanford, Tennessee, UNC Asheville ....................108 Vanderbilt, Virginia, SEC ......................................109 2010 NCAA Tournament Bracket ..........................110 2009-10 Tournament Schedules ..........................111 2009-10 Travel Headquarters................................112 SEC Composite Schedule..............................112-116 H ISTORY AND T RADITION 118-284 National Champions ......................................118-125 Champion Kentucky Coaches ........................126-129 Lettermen ......................................................130-133 Wildcats in the NBA ......................................134-136 Retired Jerseys ..............................................137-139

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T ELEVISION C HART

Darius Miller

Darnell Dodson

Jon Hood

Ramon Harris

John Wall

Mark Krebs

6-7 • 223 • So. • G Maysville, Ky.

6-7 • 215 • So. • G Greenbelt, Md.

6-6 • 195 • Fr. • G Madisonville, Ky.

6-7 • 218 • Sr. • G/F Anchorage, Alaska

6-4 • 195 • Fr. • G Raleigh, N.C.

6-5 • 208 • Sr. • G Newport, Ky.

(Mason County)

(Miami-Dade CC)

(North Hopkins)

(West Anchorage)

(Word of God)

(Newport Central Catholic)

DeMarcus Cousins

Perry Stevenson

Eric Bledsoe

Daniel Orton

DeAndre Liggins

Patrick Patterson

6-11 • 260 • Fr. • F Mobile, Ala.

6-9 • 207 • Sr. • F Lafayette, La.

6-1 • 190 • Fr. • G Birmingham, Ala.

6-10 • 255 • Fr. • F Oklahoma City, Okla.

6-6 • 202 • So. • G Chicago, Ill.

6-9 • 235 • Jr. • F Huntington, W. Va.

(LeFlore)

(Northside)

(Parker)

(Bishop McGuiness)

(Findlay Prep)

(Huntington)

Josh Harrellson

John Calipari Head Coach

John Robic Assistant Coach

Orlando Antigua Assistant Coach

Rod Strickland Assistant Coach

6-10 • 265 • Jr. St. Charles, Mo.

1st Year at UK Clarion, 1982 445-140 • 17 yrs.

1st Year at UK Denison, 1986

1st Year at UK Pittsburgh, 1995

1st Year at UK DePaul

(SW Illinois College)

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2009-10 Q UICK FACTS I NSTITUTE P ERSONNEL President: Dr. Lee T. Todd, Jr. (Kentucky ’68) Faculty Representative: Joseph L. Fink III (Philadelphia College of Pharmacy & Science, 1970) Athletics Director: Mitch Barnhart (Ottawa ’81) Athletics Phone Number: 859.257.8000

B IG B LUE S PORTS N ETWORK Network Coordinator: Mike Dodson (859.226.HOST) Host Communications 546 East Main Street, Lexington, KY 40502 R ADIO N ETWORK Play-by-play Announcer: Tom Leach (859.224.1147) 228 South Ashland, Lexington, KY 40502 Analyst: Mike Pratt (812.989.2802) 714 W Main St, Louisville Ky 40202

M EDIA I NFORMATION Basketball Contact: DeWayne Peevy (Montevallo ’96) Peevy’s Email: dewayne.peevy@uky.edu Peevy’s Phone: 859.227.1779 Asst. Basketball Contact: John Hayden (Alabama, ’98) Hayden’s Email: john.hayden@uky.edu Hayden’s Phone: 859.559.9399 Office Phone: 859.257.3838 Office Fax: 859.323.4310 Office Address: UK Media Relations, Joe Craft Center 338 Lexington Ave Lexington, KY 40506-0019 Rupp Arena Press Row Phone: 859.252.3602 Internet Site: UKathletics.com

T ELEVISION N ETWORK Play-by-play Announcer: Rob Bromley (859.299.0711) 4208 Ridgewater Drive, Lexington, KY 40515 Analyst: Kyle Macy (859.327.3274) 3320 Overbrook Dr. Lexington, KY 40502 UK V IDEOTAPE F OOTAGE UK Athletics Video Tim Asher (859.257.4830)

B ASKETBALL S TAFF John Calipari (Clarion, ‘82) Overall College Coaching Record: Total ....................................445-140 (17 years) .761 UMass ....................................193-71 (8 years) .731 Memphis..................................252-69 (9 years) .785 NCAA Appearances (Record): 11 (25-11) Staff: John Robic (Denison, ‘86) Orlando Antigua (Pittsburgh, ‘95) Rod Strickland (DePaul) Director of Basketball Operations: Martin Newton (Samford, 1983) Administrative Assts.: Lunetha Pryor, Linda Carmack Trainer: Chris Simmons (Memphis, ‘02) Strength Coach: Todd Forcier (Washington State, ‘99) Team Physicians: Dr. Scott Mair, Dr. James Jagger Best Time To Contact Coach Calipari: Coordinate through SID — DeWayne Peevy

2008-09 R EVIEW Record: 22-14 (8-8 SEC, 7th/T4th in East) Home: 13-6, Away: 5-7, Neutral: 4-1 NIT Postseason Record: 2-1 Def. UNLV, 70-60 Def. Creighton, 65-63 Lost to Notre Dame, 77-67 Final AP Ranking: nr Final USA Today Ranking: nr Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 7/8

Design & Layout: Craig Hornberger, Matt Hernandez Director of Photography: David Coyle Photography Credits: Team Coyle, Lexington HeraldLeader, NBA Photo With Appreciation To: Brooks Downing, Russell Rice, The Cats’ Pause, Allan Black, Rena Vicini, Kelley Bozeman Printing: Welch Printing

CREDITS Written, Compiled & Edited by: DeWayne Peevy, John Hayden and Maria Zumdick Assistant Editors: Jamie Holloway

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M EDIA P OLICIES In the event that the name or likeness of Bearer is included in any broadcast, telecast, photograph, film, video or other media taken in connection with any Event, Bearer grants the SEC (or, if the media is controlled by a SEC member, grants such SEC member) the nonexclusive, transferable, perpetual right and license to use (and to sublicense the use of ) such name and likeness in any media worldwide whether now known or thereafter devised. Bearer agrees to indemnify and save harmless the SEC, its member institutions, and their respective agents, employees, directors, officers, studentathletes, coaches, and contractors, of and from any and all claims, liabilities, demands and causes of action asserted by persons and entities other than the SEC and its member institutions (jointly “Claims”) arising out of any act or omission, or anything done or purported to have been done, by Bearer, including but not limited to Claims arising from Bearer’s breach of any term or condition hereof. With respect to any Claim that might give rise to liability of the Bearer as an indemnitor, the indemnified party shall: (a) have the right to fully participate in the litigation of such claim with counsel selected by the indemnified party at the sole expense of the Bearer, and (b) not be obligated, without its consent, to participate in any settlement of such Claim.

SEC C REDENTIAL P OLICY By accepting or using a media credential (“Credential”) for access to any game or athletic contest sponsored or hosted by the Southeastern Conference (the “SEC”) or by any one or more of its member institutions (herein an “Event” or the “Events”) each person and entity issued such a Credential (herein referred to, along with the employer of each such person, collectively as a “Bearer”) agrees to the following terms and conditions: General Each Bearer must be and hereby represents that he or she is acting on a specific assignment for an accredited media agency and has a legitimate working function in connection with the Event attended. The Credential is not transferable and may be revoked at any time. The rights and privileges granted to Bearer may be terminated if any term or condition for use of the Credential is breached. The unauthorized use of the Credential subjects the Bearer to ejection from the Event. While within the Event venue, Bearer shall, at all times, adhere to the policies in place for the Event, abide by and respect access limitations, and accept and follow directions provided by the SEC or the SEC member institution(s) hosting the Event. Bearer assumes all risks incidental to the performance by the Bearer of Bearer’s services in connection with the Event and assumes all risks incidental to each Event, whether occurring before, during or after the actual playing of the Event, and agrees that the SEC, its member institutions, and their respective agents, employees, directors, officers, student-athletes, coaches, and contractors shall not be liable for bodily injury, property damage or theft losses suffered or incurred by Bearer at the Event. Bearer understands that sports contests are physical, and that in the normal course of play it is possible for balls, players, or other objects to leave the court, track, course, or field of play and impact spectators. Bearer hereby waives and releases any and all Claims (as defined below) against the SEC and its member institutions arising directly or indirectly from any such injury, including those attributable to their negligence or that of their agents.

SEC R EAL -T IME I NTERNET P OLICY By acceptance and use of an SEC media credential, the holder agrees to the following conditions for any and all athletic events hosted by the SEC and its member institutions: 1. The SEC and its member institutions grant a media organization a limited license to use certain gathered information on the media organization's own Internet or online site beginning at the start of an athletic event and up to the conclusion of such event, all subject to the following limitations and conditions: (a) No more than 10 still photographs may be used for news coverage of the game and other editorial purposes during the event. (b) Video tape may only be shown as part of a single, non-archived, online "simulcast" of a television station's regularly-scheduled news program. (c) While a game is in progress, the use of textual

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Practice/Press Conferences UK basketball practices will be open to a select number of media members each session. No cell phones are allowed in the practice facility. Player interviews are conducted prior to practices and will be available to all UK media on the Joe Craft Center practice court. Coach Calipari will meet with members of the media immediately following player interviews either on the practice court or in the Memorial Coliseum media room. Media will be allowed to shoot video and still photography for five minutes at the start of practice each session. After the 5-minute mark all media must clear the practice floor and approved media members will be escorted to the viewing deck for the conclusion of practice. All player interview and practice access requests are due by 10:00 am ET on the day of each practice session. Gameday shoot-arounds are closed to the media.

statistical information is time-delayed and limited in amount (e.g., updates pertaining to score, injuries and national, conference or institutional record-breaking performances, a condensed halftime story) so that an organization's Internet or online game coverage does not undercut the authorized and rights-paying fee organization's rights to play-by-play accounts of the game and/or exclusivity as to such rights. 2. Any proposed media use on an Internet or online sight of the game information that is more detailed and/or more than described above will require separate written authorization by the SEC and/or its member institutions. However, such written authorization will not permit the use of game information in entertainment contexts and will not authorize game coverage that, due to immediacy or detail, constitutes or approaches a play-by-play account of a game. 3. Should any of these conditions be breached, the SEC and/or its member institutions will issue a written warning for the first violation. If this violation occurs during the last game of the institutions' regularly-scheduled season, the media organization may not be credentialed for the SEC Tournament. A second violation of this policy will result in revocation of credentials to cover future basketball games hosted by the SEC and/or its member institutions.

Telephone Player Interviews Request telephone interviews at least 24 hours in advance through the Media Relations office. Telephone requests will be returned when players’ schedules allow. Radio Call-In Shows/Internet Chats As specified by the Southeastern Conference, no players will be allowed to participate in live radio shows or on live chat sessions on the Internet other than UKAthletics.com.

C REDENTIAL R EQUESTS Requests for single games credentials should be made as far in advance as possible and no later than five (5) days prior to game day online at www.sportssystems.com/Kentucky.

Postgame Interviews Following each game, there is a 20-minute coolingoff period, during which time the players shower and dress. Approximately 10 minutes after the game ends, Coach Calipari conducts his postgame press conference while a player is taken to the Big Blue Sports Network. Following Coach Calipari’s press conference and the cooling-off period, selected UK players are brought to the media interview room.

Jamie Holloway Office Coordinator 859.257.3838 jamie.holloway@uky.edu

Interview Policies-General All interviews with University of Kentucky basketball players or staff members must be arranged through the Media Relations office. Media should never contact a player or coach directly. The Wildcat Lodge, team locker rooms, and other team quarters are private team areas. Media members are not permitted in these areas unless accompanied by appropriate University personnel.

UKathletics.com The official Web site for University of Kentucky Athletics is updated 24 hours before each game with the latest game notes and quotes from Coach John Calipari and selected players. Following each game, the site will post a game box score with summary, postgame quotes and notes from all home games and updated season statistics.

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Accessing Publicity Photos/Logos Media members wishing to obtain photos and logos of the University of Kentucky men’s basketball team may do so by utilizing the XOS Vault System. Please contact a member of the UK Media Relations Office for the website and login information.

Media Will Call Located near the receiving entrance to Rupp Arena and adjacent to media parking. Credentials are not available at the public Will Call window on the High Street concourse level and will not be mailed.

SEC S ERVICES John Calipari, along with the other 11 conference coaches, will participate in the Southeastern Conference’s teleconference call. The calls are conducted every Monday, Jan. 4 through Mar. 8. For the phone number to participate, contact the SEC Media Relations office at 205.458.3010. Information also can be obtained on the web at www.secsports.com. Teleconference Schedule (ET) 11:00 a.m. Kevin Stallings (VU) 11:07 a.m. Billy Donovan (UF) 11:14 a.m. Darrin Horn (USC) 11:21 a.m. Mark Fox (UG) 11:28 a.m. Trent Johnson (LSU) 11:35 a.m. John Calipari (UK) 11:42 a.m. Bruce Pearl (UT) 11:49 a.m. John Pelphrey (ARK) 11:56 a.m. Anthony Grant (UA) 12:03 p.m. Jeff Lebo (AU) 12:10 p.m. Andy Kennedy (UM) 12:17 p.m. Rick Stansbury (MS)

M EDIA S ERVICES The Unversity of Kentucky uses a computerized statistics system. Working media will receive: • Game program and notes • Halftime statistics • Final statistics • Complete play-by-play • Shot charts • Coach and player quotes

Radio/TV Rights Broadcasting rights to UK games are assigned exclusively to the Big Blue Sports Network. One reciprocal rights fee waiver is guaranteed opponent schools visiting Lexington. Call Host Communication’s Mike Dodson, network coordinator, at 859.226.HOST. Two phone lines and an ISDN line are avilable for visiting radio.

Telephones A limited number of telephones are available in the Rupp Arena media room. Newspapers and radio stations desiring their own private lines, to be installed either on press row or in the media room, should contact Windstream at 800.843.9214.

Media Room The media room and photo compound is located beneath section 28 and can be accessed through the floor exit beneath section 26. Working facilities, with electrical outlets and a limited number of telephones, are available. Wireless Internet UK provides media members with complimentary wireless internet access at Rupp Arena. Contact a UK media relations staff member for details.

Photo Compound A photo compound is available in the media room for use by photographers only. Courtesy wireless internet and phone lines can be utilized for filing digital photography. If outlets wish to install their own phone lines, they can be ordered from the Windstream phone number listed above.

Video Highlights UKAA Video Services can provide highlight footage of most UK games. Contact Brad Nally at 859.257.4087 to request assistance. G AMEDAY M EDIA S ERVICES Media Parking A limited number of spots are available at Rupp Arena. The city of Lexington assesses a charge for parking privileges. Requests should be made when submitting press and/or photo credential requests. The media parking area can be accessed from Main Street or Cox Street. The lot opens three hours before tipoff.

Photographers The photo zones are appropriately marked on the Rupp Arena floor. Some photo spots are assigned. Because of safety concerns, no shooting is allowed on either sideline. Due to the amount of space, photo credentials will be limited. See David Coyle at the site for technical assistance.

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ATHLETICS D IRECTORY M AILING A DDRESS

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338 Lexington Ave. Joe Craft Center Lexington, Ky. 40506

Sandy Bell, Sr. Assoc. AD/Dir. of Compliance John Butler, Asst. AD for Compliance Heather McAtee, Director of Compliance

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Rupp Arena Press Row 859.252.3602 Media Relations Office: Athletics Director Office: Basketball Office: Rupp Arena Ticket Office: Joe Craft Center Ticket Office: Cathy Derr (Rupp Arena): Craig Pinkerton (SEC):

859.257.3838 859.257.8015 859.257.1916 859.233.3535 800.928.CATS 859.233.4567 205.458.3000

859.257.8015 859.257.9784 859.257.5475

M ARKETING Jason Schlafer, Asst. AD for Marketing Lisa Pearson, Asst. Dir. of Marketing Nathan Schwake, Asst. Director of Marketing

859.257.1830 859.257.2514 859.257.5526

M EDIA R ELATIONS Tony Neely, Dir. of Media Relations Susan Lax, Associate Director John Hayden, Asst. Director Brent Ingram, Asst. Director Deb Moore, Asst. Director Pete Camagna, Asst. Dir./Internet Coord. Jamie Holloway, Office Coordinator Sara Reichbaum, Media Relations Asst. Jeremy Strachan, Media Relations Asst. Evan Crane, M.R. Student Asst. Maria Zumdick, M.R. Student Asst.

A DMINISTRATION Dr. Lee T. Todd, Jr., President Mitch Barnhart, Director of Athletics Rob Mullens, Deputy Director of Athletics Sandy Bell, Sr. Assoc. AD/ Athletics & Student Services Bob Bradley, Assoc. AD/Academics Mark Coyle, Sr. Assoc. AD/External Affairs John Cropp, Assoc. AD/Administration Russ Pear, Assoc. AD/Operations Lisa Peterson, Assoc. AD/Finance & SWA DeWayne Peevy, Assoc. AD/Media Relations

859.257.1701 859.257.8015 859.257.8015

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859.257.8799

P UBLICATIONS 859.257.7768

Craig Hornberger, Publications Dir. Kim Troxall, Creative Dir. Matt Hernandez, Asst. Publications Dir.

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859.257.8550 859.257.8566 859.257.8601

859.257.1243

T ICKET O FFICE Joe Sharpe, Asst. AD for Ticketing Barb Osborne, Ticket Manager

859.257.8607

859.257.1818 859.257.8625

859.257.3838

V IDEO P RODUCTION Tim Asher, Video Producer/Dir. (Basketball) Brad Nally, Video Producer/Director

M EN ’ S B ASKETBALL John Calipari John Robic Orlando Antigua Rod Strickland Martin Newton Lunetha Pryor Linda Carmack

859.257.1916 859.257.1916 859.257.1916 859.257.1916 859.257.1916 859.257.1916 859.257.1916

859.257.4830 859.257.4087

B IG B LUE S PORTS Kim (Bucci) Shelton, General Manager Mike Dodson, Network Coordinator

859.226.4223 859.226.4390

R UPP A RENA Bill Owen Cathy Derr Carl Hall

859.233.4567 859.233.4567 859.233.4567

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R ADIO B ROADCASTS uning into Kentucky basketball games on radio has been a tradition of following the Wildcats since the dawn of the Fabulous Five. Even today, as Kentucky basketball continues to dominate the state in popularity from Pikeville to Paducah, fans tune into the action all across the United States. Again this year, more than 75 stations will carry each game live. So whether the Big Blue fans are in Orlando, Fla., or Harlan, Ky., they can tune into the largest college basketball radio network in the country. The network reaches its outer limits thanks to such stations as Clear Channel’s WHAS in Louisville, 840 on the AM dial, or WSAI-AM in Cincinnati, at frequency 1530. Each broadcast also can be heard around the world on ukathletics.com. Outstanding broadcasters have called Wildcat games through the years. Claude Tom Leach and former UK All-American Mike Pratt, one of the top broadcast crews in Sullivan spent 19 years (1948the nation today, teamed up for the first time in 2001-02. 67) behind the microphone describing UK men’s basketball and football games, while the legendary Cawood Ledford described the action for 39 years (1953-92). Ralph Hacker, Ledford’s partner beginning in 1973, took over the playby-play duties in 1993 before retiring following the 2001 season, an impressive 29-year career. The rights to the UK broadcasts are owned by Host Communications and Gray Television with WLAP Radio Lexington serving as the flagship station. For information on the Big Blue Sports Network, contact Mike Dodson at Host Communications, (859) 226-HOST.

B IG B LUE N ETWORK P ERSONALITIES Tom Leach Play-by-Play Broadcaster om Leach is in his ninth season as the “Voice of the Wildcats.” Leach was a familiar voice on the UK Radio Network for 12 years before replacing longtime announcer Ralph Hacker at the start of the 2001-02 season. Leach, who began calling the play-by-play for UK football in 1997, anchored the scoreboard segments during the network’s halftime and postgame coverage from 19902001. He also filled in for an ailing Hacker on several games during the 2000 season. Leach serves as sports director for WLAP Radio in Lexington, a position he formerly held at WVLK Radio for nine years. He began as news and sports reporter at WVLK in 1984. A native of Paris, Ky., he is a three-time winner of The Associated Press’ “Best Sports Program” award. He also won an Eclipse Award in 1993 and 1999 for his thoroughbred horse racing coverage, and was named Kentucky Sportscaster of the Year in 1997 and 2004. He currently teams with Tad Murray on the WLAP "Morning Team" show. Leach and his wife Robyn Rabbeth Leach, a former local news television anchor, have one son, Connor (16), and a daughter, Caroline (11).

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Mike Pratt Broadcast Analyst ormer two-time AllSoutheastern Conference performer Mike Pratt is in his ninth year as analyst on the UK Radio Network. The former professional ABA player, college and pro coach replaced Sam Bowie, who retired from broadcasting prior to the start of the 2001-02 season. Pratt joined the network after compiling extensive experience as a broadcaster. He began calling games in 1985 for Creative Sports in Charlotte and prior to returning to the Kentucky sidelines, served as an analyst for NCAA Productions, the Charlotte Hornets Television Network, ESPN and Fox Sports Net South. Pratt lettered for the Wildcats for three years (1968-70) under Coach Adolph Rupp. In addition to his All-SEC honors, he was a secondteam Converse All-American in 1970, Kentucky’s third Academic All-American and a two-time Academic All-SEC selection. While playing alongside the Cats’ all-time leading scorer, Dan Issel, the 6-4 forward averaged 19.3 points per game as UK finished the season as the nation’s No. 1 team. Pratt finished with 1,359 career points, which still ranks 25th on UK’s all-time list. After Kentucky, Pratt played two seasons for the ABA’s Kentucky Colonels. He spent three years as an assistant at UNC-Charlotte for Coach Lee Rose, helping guide the 49ers to the 1977 Final Four. He was named head coach at UNCC in 1978 and compiled a 56-52 record there in four seasons. He worked as an NBA scout for seven years and in ’89, became an assistant to Hornets’ coach Gene Littles. Pratt currently works in private business in Louisville. He also recently joined the UK on Main staff, the university's first-ever full-time office in Louisville, as the director of major gifts for UK Athletics.

Rob Bromley TV Sideline ob Bromley is in his 30th year on the Big Blue Sports Network, handling play-by-play duties for live and delayed broadcasts. Bromley called the television play-by-play of Wildcat football and basketball from 1980-86, and since that time, he has served as color commentator and sideline reporter for both networks. Again this season, Bromley will serve as producer and host of the weekly Coach John Calipari television show. A graduate of Butler University in Indianapolis, Bromley has worked on the sports staff at WKYTTV for nearly 32 years, the past 29 as nightly sports anchor. Prior to joining the station, he worked as a sports anchor in Lima, Ohio. He began his sportscasting career on radio in Lima, calling the play-by-play for Bowling Green University and Bluffton College as well as local high school games.

Kyle Macy TV Play-by-Play Broadcaster ormer two-time AllAmerican Kyle Macy is in his third season with the Wildcats as the television color analyst for the Big Blue Sports Network. Macy began his playing career at UK in 1977 and became one of the most popular Wildcats ever, finishing his career as a two-time AllAmerican and three-time All-SEC performer. Macy was a starter on the 1978 NCAA National Championship team. As a senior, he became the first Kentucky player ever to be named consensus SEC Player of the Year. Known for his cool approach at the free throw line, Macy still holds the school record for career free-throw shooting percentage (.890). Macy played five years with the Phoenix Suns, then spent a year each with the Chicago Bulls (1985-86) and Indiana Pacers (1986-87). Macy was head coach at Morehead State for nine years. His 2003 Eagles won 20 games, its most in 19 years, and a share of the OVC championship.

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Dave Baker Radio Pregame and TV Sideline ave Baker is in his 21st year as a member of the UK broadcast team. Baker serves as host of “Countdown to Tip-Off,” the 90-minute pregame show featuring Cats’ Pause founder Oscar Combs that leads up to game time. “Buzz” became a sports reporter at WKYT-TV in 1982, following his graduation from Georgetown (Ky.) College. He was named the station’s weekend anchor in 1984 and was instrumental in founding the award-winning “Sports Spectrum” — a 40-minute comprehensive sports show on Saturday nights. Now in his 26th year at WKYT, Baker is still an anchor and reporter on the sports staff in addition to his work as marketing consultant for the station. Baker is also known to fans throughout the SEC for his work on league events from football and basketball to soccer and gymnastics. During the fall he hosts SEC Tailgate on the CBS College Sports Network. In the summer he reports for Raycom’s popular Football Saturdays in the South program. Dave is a 1978 graduate of Franklin High School in Franklin, Ohio and a 2005 inductee into the Franklin High School Hall of Fame. He’s a 1982 graduate of Georgetown College. Dave and his wife Bethany attend Southland Christian Church in Lexington. They are the proud parents of daughter Madelyn, twin daughters Mallory and Macy and a son Manning.

Dick Gabriel Big Blue Sports Network ick Gabriel is in his 15th season as a member of the Big Blue Sports Network for basketball, handling pre-game and post-game duties. The Louisville native has been a fixture around UK sports for a number of years, and, since 1989, has handled sideline duties on UK football radio broadcasts. In 2002, he began anchoring the preand post-game radio shows on football broadcasts. Gabriel began his media career broadcasting UK sports for WBKY Radio, a public radio station on the UK campus, and as sports editor of the Kentucky Kernel, the school’s student newspaper. His efforts earned him the “Outstanding Journalism Graduate” award in 1978. After graduation, he served as sports director for WVLK Radio in Lexington for five years, then spent two seasons in Dallas, Texas, as executive producer of Host Communication’s Southwest Conference Football Radio Network. Gabriel then returned to Lexington, spending 22 years as the sports manager for CBS-TV affiliate WKYT, earning two Associated Press awards for producing “Voice of Kentucky — Cawood Ledford” in 1992. He’s also been named Kentucky Sportscaster of the Year three times - in 1996, 1998 and 2007. In 2007 he joined IMG College full time. His duties include hosting “Sports Nightly,” a sports radio talk show heard Monday through Friday on the UK flagship station, 630-WLAP. He also serves as a producer and play-by-play announcer for the SEC Radio network, heard across the south and on XM Radio. Gabriel also spent 12 years covering the national college basketball tournament as a producer and reporter for the NCAA Radio Network.

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R ADIO Market Ashland Huntington, WV Benton Bowling Green Brandenburg Cadiz Campbellsville Cincinnati, OH Columbia Corbin Dry Ridge Elizabethtown Flemingsburg Frankfort Grayson Greenup/Ashland Greenville Hardinsburg Harlan Hazard Henderson Hopkinsville Jamestown Lancaster/Danville Leitchfield Lexington London Louisville Madisonville Mayfield Maysville Middlesboro

Frequency 1340 92.7 1290/99.1 95.1 1140/93.5 1110/106.5 104.1 1530 1270/93.5 680/107.3 106.5 103.5 1060/95.1 103.7 102.3 1520/105.7 105.5 104.3 970 105.1 101.1 860 1230/98.7 104.9 105.1 104.9 630 98.1 1400 103.9 840 93.9 102.1 1240/95.9 106.3

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Station WCMI-AM WRVC-FM WCBL-AM/FM WGGC-FM WMMG-AM/FM WKDZ-AM/FM WCKQ-FM WCKY-AM WAIN-AM/FM WCTT-AM/FM WNKR-FM WAKY-FM WFLE-AM/FM WSTV-FM WUGO-FM WLGC-AM/FM WKYA-FM WXBC-FM WFSR-AM WTUK-FM WSGS-FM WSON-AM WHOP-AM/FM WJRS-FM WRNZ-FM WKHG-FM WLAP-AM WBUL-FM WFTG-AM WWEL-FM WHAS-AM WKTG-FM WLLE-FM WFTM-AM/FM WRIL-FM

Morganfield Owensboro Paducah Paintsville Pikeville Pound, VA Prestonsburg Princeton Providence Somerset Whitesburg Wickcliffe Williamsburg

101.7 96.3 107.7 1550/95.3 1490 1420 92.5 94.3 1490/98.9 103.1 93.1 102.3 1310 95.5 1580 104.9 97.7 1240 97.1 103.9 95.9 1440/104.3 102.7

WKYM-FM WIVY-FM WKCA-FM WMSK-AM/FM WOMI-AM WVJS-AM WBKR-FM WKYX-FM WSIP-AM/FM WPKE-FM WDHR-FM WDXC-FM WDOC-AM WQHY-FM WPKY-AM WAVJ-FM WWKY-FM WSFC-AM WSEK-FM WXKQ-FM WGKY-FM WEZJ-AM WEKX-FM

Bowling Green WBKO-TV Evansville, Ind. WTVW-TV Hazard WYMT-TV Hopkinsville WKAG-TV Huntington, W.Va. WSAZ-TV Lexington WKYT-TV Louisville WDRB-TV/WMYO-TV Paducah, KY/Cape Girardeau, Mo. WDKA-TV

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M EDIA O UTLETS A SSOCIATED P RESS (Jeff McMurray) 100 Midland Ave. Lexington, KY 40508 (859) 254-2070 E-mail: jmcmurray@ap.org A SHLAND D AILY I NDEPENDENT (Adam Vankirk) P.O. Box 311 Ashland, KY 41105 (606) 326-2600 E-mail: avankirk@dailyindependent.com B OWLING G REEN D AILY N EWS (Nick Baumgardner) P.O. Box 90012 Bowling Green, KY 42102-9012 (270) 781-1700 E-Mail: nbaumgardner@bgdailynews.com C ORBIN T IMES -T RIBUNE (Les Dixon) P.O. Box 516 Corbin, KY 40702 (606) 528-2464 E-mail: ldixon@thetimestribune.com D ANVILLE A DVOCATE -M ESSENGER (Larry Vaught, Hal Morris, Mike Marsee) 330 South Fourth St. Danville, KY 40422 (859) 236-2551 E-Mail: larry@amnews.com E LIZABETHTOWN N EWS -E NTERPRISE (Chuck Jones, Greg Crews) 408 W. Dixie Elizabethtown, KY 42701 (270) 769-2312 E-Mail: cjones@thenewsenterprise.com, gcrews@thenewsenterprise.com

E VANSVILLE C OURIER & P RESS (Randy Beard) P.O. Box 268 Evansville, IN 47702 (812) 464-7522 E-Mail: beardr@courierpress.com

L EXINGTON H ERALD -L EADER (Jerry Tipton, John Clay, Mark Story, Gene Abell) 100 Midland Ave. Lexington, KY 40508 (859) 231-3440 E-Mail: jtipton@herald-leader.com

T HE S TATE J OURNAL (Philip Case, Brian Rickerd, Chase Sewell) 1216 Wilkinson Blvd. Frankfort, KY 40601 (502) 227-4556 E-mail: sports@state-journal.com

L OUISVILLE C OURIER -J OURNAL (Eric Crawford, Rick Bozich, Harry Bryan) 525 West Broadway Louisville, KY 40202 (502) 582-4011 E-Mail: sports@courierjournal.com

G LASGOW D AILY T IMES (TBA) P.O. Box 1179 Glasgow, KY 42142 (270) 678-5171 E-Mail: sports@glasgowdailytimes.com H ARLAN D AILY E NTERPRISE (John Henson) P.O. Box E Harlan, KY 40831 (606) 573-4510 E-Mail: news editor@harlanonline.net H ENDERSON G LEANER (Kevin Patton) P.O. Box 4 Henderson, KY 42420 (270) 827-2000 E-mail: kpatton@thegleaner.com K ENTUCKY N EW E RA (Joe Wilson, Kevin Hoffman) P.O. Box 729 Hopkinsville, KY 42241 (270) 886-4444 E-mail: jwilson@kentuckynewera.com

L OUISVILLE C OURIER -J OURNAL (Brett Dawson) P.O. Box 24057 Lexington, KY 40524 (859) 523-0706 Email: bdaws96@gmail.com M ADISONVILLE M ESSENGER (Don Perryman, Forrest Rutherford, Nick Brockman) P.O. Box 529 Madisonville, KY 42431 (270) 824-3226 E-Mail: Dperryman@the-messenger.com frutherford@the-messenger.com nbrockman@the-messenger.com M AYFIELD M ESSENGER (Kevin Weaks) 201 N. 8th Mayfield, KY 42066 (270) 247-5223 E-Mail: mayfieldmessenger@charterinternet.com

M AYSVILLE L EDGER -I NDEPENDENT (Chuck Hamilton) P.O. Box 518 Maysville, KY 41056 (606) 564-9091 E-mail: chuck.hamilton@lee.net

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M IDDLESBORO D AILY N EWS (Jay Compton) P.O. Box 579 Middlesboro, KY 40965 (606) 248-1010 E-mail: sports@middlesborodailynews.com

V OICE -T RIBUNE (Earl Cox) 7602 Dudley Square Louisville, KY 40222 (502) 425-5220 E-Mail: carolyn.cox@insightbb.com

M URRAY L EDGER & T IMES (Michael Dan, Tommy Dillard) 1001 Whitnell Ave. Murray, KY 42071 (270) 753-1916 E-Mail: sports@murrayledger.com

W INCHESTER S UN (Keith Taylor) P.O. Box 4300 Winchester, KY 40392 (859) 744-3123 E-Mail: ktaylor@winchestersun.com

O WENSBORO M ESSENGER -I NQUIRER (Scott Hagerman Mark Mathis) 1401 Frederica St. Owensboro, KY 42301 (270)926-0123 E-Mail: shagerman@messengerinquirer.com, mmathis@messengerinquirer.com

SPECIALTY OUTLETS T HE C ATS ’ PAUSE (Darrell Bird, Matt May, Jeff Drummond) 2623 Regency Road Lexington, KY 40503 (859) 278-3474 E-Mail: dbird@catspause.com

PADUCAH S UN (Steve Millizer, Joey Fosko, Dusty Luthy) P.O. Box 2300 Paducah, KY 42002 (270) 575-8665 E-Mail: smillizer@paducahsun.com, jfosko@paducahsun.com

IMG S PORTS (Dick Gabriel, Mike Dodson, Matt Coy) 546 E. Main St. Lexington, KY 40508 (859) 226-4678 E-Mail: dick.gabriel@imgworld.com mike.dodson@imgworld.com matt.coy@imgworld.com

R ICHMOND R EGISTER (Nathan Hutchinson) P.O. Box 99 Richmond, KY 40476 (859) 623-1669 E-Mail: sports@richmondregister.com

K ENTUCKY I NK (Jared Bonshire, Chris Fisher) P.O. Box 411 Bardstown, KY 40004 Email: jaredbonshire@kentuckyink.com chrisfisher@kentuckyink.com

S OMERSET C OMMON WEALTH -J OURNAL (Steve Cornelius) P.O. Box 859 Somerset, KY 42502 (606) 678-8191 E-mail: sports@somerset-kentucky.com

S PORTS IN K ENTUCKY (Bob Watkins) P.O. Box 124 Glendale, KY 42740 K ENTUCKY S PORTS R EPORT (Stephen John) www.kentuckysportsreport.com E-Mail: steve@kysportsreport.com

K ENTUCKY A LUMNI C OMMUNICATIONS (Liz Demoran) 400 Rose St. King Alumni House Lexington, KY 40506 (859) 257-8905 E-Mail: ldemora@email.uky.edu RADIO WVLK-AM (Larry Glover, Scott Johnson) P.O. Box 1559 Lexington, KY 40592 (859) 253-5942 news@WVLKam.com WLAP-AM (Aaron Trimmer) 2601 Nicholasville Road Lexington, KY 40511 (859) 422-1000 E-Mail: aarontrimmer@ClearChannel.com K ENTUCKY N EWS N ETWORK (Adam Neft) 4000 #1 Radio Dr. Louisville, KY 40218 (502) 479-2253 E-Mail: adamneft@clearchannel.com WHAS-AM (Lachlan McLean) 4000 #1 Radio Dr. Louisville, KY 40218 (502) 479-2060 E-Mail: lach@whas.com WLXG-AM (Chris Cross, Mike Cameron) P.O. Box 11788 Lexington, KY 40578 (859) 233-1515 E-Mail: wlxgman1300@hotmail.com WLW-AM (Bill Dennison) 8044 Montgomery Rd. Cincinnati, OH 45202 (513) 241-9597 E-Mail: seg@700wlw.com

J EFF P IECORO Radio Broadcast Analyst 939 Crossings Road Villa Hills, KY 41017 (859) 341-9711 Email: Pic36@insightbb.com T OM L EACH P RODUCTIONS (Tom Leach) Radio Play-by-Play 288 South Ashland Lexington, KY 40502 (859) 224-1147 Email: tom@tomleachky.com

TV WKYT-TV (Rob Bromley, Steve Moss, Christi Thomas, David Patrick) P.O. Box 5037 Lexington, KY 40555 (859) 299-0711 E-Mail: sportstip@wkyt.com WLEX-TV (Alan Cutler, Brent Carney, Mary Jo Perino) P.O. Box 1457 Lexington, KY 40588 (859) 381-1801 E-Mail: acutler@wlextv.com WTVQ-TV (Kent Spencer, Dan Rieffer) P.O. Box 5590 Lexington, KY 40555 (859) 299-3636 E-Mail: drieffer@wtvq.com, kspencer@wtvq.com WAVE-TV (Bob Domine, Mike Hartnett, Kent Taylor, Kendrick Haskins) 725 S. Floyd Louisville, KY 40203 (502) 561-4144 E-Mail: sports@wave3tv.com

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WHAS-TV (Danielle Santoro, Kyle Draper) 520 W. Chestnut Louisville, KY 40202 (502) 582-7252 E-Mail: kyle.draper@whas11.com, dsantoro@whas11.com WLKY-TV (Fred Cowgill, Keith Farmer) P.O. Box 6205 Louisville, KY 40206 (502) 893-7300 E-Mail: fcowgill@wlky.com, kfarmer@wlky.com WDRB-TV (Tom Lane, John Lewis, Mike Olmstead) 624 W. Muhammad Ali Blvd. Louisville, KY 40203 (502) 561-7704 E-Mail: tlane@fox41.com, jlewis@fox41.com, molmstead@fox41.com WBKO-TV (Jeff Woods, James Brandenburg) 2727 Russellville Road Bowling Green, KY 42102 (270) 781-1313 Email: sports@wbko.com WPSD-TV (Jeff Bidwell) 100 Television Lane Paducah, KY 42003 (270) 415-1900 Email: jbidwell@wpsdtv.com WKAG-TV (Jared Schwartz) P.O. Box 4300 Hopkinsville, KY 42241-4300 (270) 885-4300 E-Mail: sleavitt@wkag.com WOWK-TV (Steve McGehee, Jared Fialko) 555 Fifth Ave. Huntington, WV 25701-0013 (304) 525-1313 E-mail: smcgehee@wowktv.com, jfialko@wowktv.com

WSAZ-TV (Keith Morehouse, Jimmy Treacy, Jerod Smalley) 645 Fifth Ave. Huntington, WV 25701 (304) 697-4871 WYMT-TV (Derek Forrest, Brian Milam, Jeff Archer) P.O. Box 1299 Hazard, KY 41702 (606) 436-5757 E-mail: branderek.forrest@wymtnews.com, brian.milam@wymtnews.com, jeff.archer@wymtnews.com WCPO-TV (Dennis Janson, John Popovich, Mike Mattingly) 1720 Gilbert Ave. Cincinnati, OH 45202 (513) 721-7078 E-mail: jpopovich@wcpo.com, djanson@wcpo.com, mmattingly@wcpo.com WKRC-TV (Brad Johansen, Tara Pachmayer) 1906 Highland Ave. Cincinnati, OH 45219 (513) 763-5500 E-mail: b.johansen@wkrc.com, tpachmayer@wkrc.com, WLWT-TV (Ken Broo, George Vogel, Andy Pierce) 1700 Young St. Cincinnati, OH 45202 (513) 412-5089 Email: Kenbroo@wlwt.com georgevogel@wlwt.com, gapierce@hearst.com WXIX-TV (Brian Giesenschlag, Joe Danneman, Zach Wells, Ron Millennor) 635 W. 7th St. Cincinnati, OH 45203 (513) 562-3727 19sports@fox19.com

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Charleston, W.Va. .........176 miles Columbus, Ohio............191 miles Evansville, Ind. .............196 miles Nashville, Tenn. ............221 miles

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2009-10 R OSTER N UMERICAL No. 1 3 4 5 11 12 15 21 24 33 34 54 55

Name Darius Miller Darnell Dodson Jon Hood Ramon Harris John Wall Mark Krebs DeMarcus Cousins Perry Stevenson Eric Bledsoe Daniel Orton DeAndre Liggins Patrick Patterson Josh Harrellson

Pos. G G G G/F G G F F G F G F F

Ht. 6-7 6-7 6-6 6-7 6-4 6-5 6-11 6-9 6-1 6-10 6-6 6-9 6-10

Wt. 223 215 195 218 195 208 260 207 190 255 202 235 265

Cl. So. So. Fr. Sr. Fr. Sr. Fr. Sr. Fr. Fr. So. Jr. Jr.

Exp. 1L TR HS 3L HS 2L HS 3L HS HS 1L 2L 1L

Hometown/High School Maysville, Ky. (Mason County) Greenbelt, Md. (Miami-Dade CC) Madisonville, Ky. (North Hopkins) Anchorage, Alaska (West Anchorage) Raleigh, N.C. (Word of God) Newport, Ky. (Newport Central Catholic) Mobile, Ala. (LeFlore) Lafayette, La. (Northside) Birmingham, Ala. (Parker) Oklahoma City, Okla. (Bishop McGuiness) Chicago, Ill.(Findlay Prep) Huntington, W.Va. (Huntington) St. Charles, Mo. (SW Illinois College)

Pos. G F G F G/F G G G G F F F G

Ht. 6-1 6-11 6-7 6-10 6-7 6-6 6-5 6-6 6-7 6-10 6-9 6-9 6-4

Wt. 190 260 215 265 218 195 208 202 223 255 235 207 195

Cl. Fr. Fr. So. Jr. Sr. Fr. Sr. So. So. Fr. Jr. Sr. Fr.

Exp. HS HS TR 1L 3L HS 2L 1L 1L HS 2L 3L HS

Hometown/High School Birmingham, Ala. (Parker) Mobile, Ala. (LeFlore) Greenbelt, Md. (Miami-Dade CC) St. Charles, Mo. (SW Illinois College) Anchorage, Alaska (West Anchorage) Madisonville, Ky. (North Hopkins) Newport, Ky. (Newport Central Catholic) Chicago, Ill. (Findlay Prep) Maysville, Ky. (Mason County) Oklahoma City, Okla. (Bishop McGuiness) Huntington, W.Va. (Huntington) Lafayette, La. (Northside) Raleigh, N.C. (Word of God)

A LPHABETICAL No. 24 15 3 55 5 4 12 34 1 33 54 21 11

Name Eric Bledsoe DeMarcus Cousins Darnell Dodson Josh Harrellson Ramon Harris Jon Hood Mark Krebs DeAndre Liggins Darius Miller Daniel Orton Patrick Patterson Perry Stevenson John Wall

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Head Coach: John Calipari (Clarion, 1982) Asst. Coach: John Robic (Denison, 1986) Asst. Coach: Orlando Antigua (Pittsburgh, 1995) Asst. Coach: Rod Strickland (DePaul) Strength Coach: Todd Forcier (Washington State, 1999) Head Athletic Trainer: Chris Simmons (Memphis, 2002) Director of Operations: Martin Newton (Samford, 1983)

RAMON H ARRIS DEANDRE Liggins John ROBIC DEMARCUS Cousins

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M ISCELLANEOUS R OSTER N OTES W ILDCATS BY S TATE Kentucky (3) Jon Hood (Madisonville) Mark Krebs (Newport) Darius Miller (Maysville)

W ILDCATS BY C LASS Seniors (3) Ramon Harris Mark Krebs Perry Stevenson

Alabama (2) Eric Bledsoe (Birmingham) DeMarcus Cousins (Mobile)

Juniors (2) Josh Harrellson Patrick Patterson

Alaska (1) Ramon Harris (Anchorage)

Sophomores (3) Darnell Dodson DeAndre Liggins Darius Miller

Illinois (1) DeAndre Liggins (Chicago)

Freshmen (5) Eric Bledsoe DeMarcus Cousins Jon Hood Daniel Orton John Wall

Louisiana (1) Perry Stevenson (Lafayette) Maryland (1) Darnell Dodson (Greenbelt)

W ILDCATS BY H EIGHT DeMarcus Cousins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-11 Josh Harrellson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-10 Daniel Orton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-10 Perry Stevenson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-9 Patrick Patterson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-9 Darnell Dodson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-7 Ramon Harris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-7 Darius Miller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-7 Jon Hood . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-6 DeAndre Liggins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-6 Mark Krebs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-5 John Wall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-4 Eric Bledsoe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-1

Missouri (1) Josh Harrellson (St. Charles) North Carolina (1) John Wall (Raleigh) Oklahoma (1) Daniel Orton ( Oklahoma City) West Virginia (1) Patrick Patterson (Huntington)

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JOSHHARRELLSON 6-10 • 265 • JUNIOR • ST. CHARLES, MO. • SW ILLINOIS COLLEGE

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JUCO transfer played in 34 games, starting two in his Full name: Josh Harrellson first season as a Wildcat ... Made UK debut in season Nickname: Big White, Big Nasty, Too Tall, Fatboi opener against VMI, recording two rebounds, an Parents: Doug and Karen Harrellson assist and a blocked shot in six minutes ... Logged Date of Birth: February 12 nine minutes at North Carolina, pulling down two Place of Birth: St. Charles, Mo. rebounds ... Played a season-high 15 minutes vs. High School Coach: Gary Wacker Delaware State, totaling six points, three rebounds High School Mascot: Pirates and a block ... Scored a season-high 12 points on 5Major: Communications of-9 shooting with seven boards and three blocks vs. Longwood ... Totaled four boards, an assist plus a steal in 14 minutes vs. Kansas State ... Recorded his first career double-double with 12 points and 10 boards in a career-high 25 minutes vs. West Virginia ... Named to the Las Vegas Invitational AllTournament team ... Posted a career-high 12 points, including 2-of-3 from behind the arc, with seven rebounds and two blocks vs Lamar ... Led UK with a career-high 15 points and grabbed seven rebounds off the bench in the win over Indiana ... Totaled eight points in 13 minutes vs. FAU ... Scored 12 points on 5-of-7 from the field with six boards vs. Central Michigan ... Logged 12 minutes in UK’s win at Alabama and 13 minutes vs. Mississippi State ... Best effort in SEC play with 11 points on 5-of-6 shooting vs. Florida ... Earned his first career start at Arkansas, playing 13 minutes

J UNIOR C OLLEGE Spent his freshman season at Southwestern Illinois College ... Averaged 14.8 points and eight rebounds per game ... Led the Blue Storm to the Region XXIV Championship game ... Selected to the NJCAA All-Region XXIV team as well as being named a First Team All-Great Rivers Athletic Conference (GRAC) performer.

H IGH S CHOOL 2007 Class Four First Team All-State ... Averaged a double-double in points and rebounds in both his junior and senior years ... Averaged 18.1 points, 11.0 rebounds and 3.4 blocks per game as a senior at St. Charles High School ... Averaged 19.7 ppg and 11.6 rpg as a junior and 10.1 ppg and 7.6 rpg as a sophomore in high school ... 2006 Class Four First Team All-State ... McDonald’s All-America nomination ... St. Charles HS MVP two straight years

P ERSONAL Born on February 12 ... Son of Doug and Karen Harrellson ... Chose Kentucky over Indiana, Iowa, Iowa State, Missouri, Ohio State, Purdue, St. Louis

H ARRELLSON ’ S C AREER G AME - BY-G AME S TATISTICS 2008-09 Date Opponent N. 14 VMI N. 18 North Carolina N. 22 DELAWARE STATE N. 24 LONGWOOD N. 28 Kansas State [Vegas] N. 29 West Virginia [Vegas] D. 3 LAMAR

Min 6 9 15 16 14 25 24

FG-A 0-2 0-0 2-6 5-9 0-0 4-6 4-7

3PT-A 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-3

FT-A 0-0 0-0 2-2 2-4 0-0 4-5 2-2

O-D-T 1-1-2 0-2-2 2-1-3 3-4-7 0-4-4 4-6-10 1-6-7

PF 0 2 0 3 1 1 2

A 1 0 0 1 1 0 0

TO 0 0 1 0 2 2 1

Blk 1 1 1 3 0 1 2

Stl 0 0 0 0 1 1 1

Pts 0 0 6 12 0 12 12

K Date D. 6 D. 7 D. 13 D. 20 D. 22 D. 27 D. 29 J. 4 J. 10 J. 13 J. 18 J. 21 J. 24 J. 27 J. 31 F. 3 F. 10 F. 14 F. 17 F. 21 F. 25 F. 28 M. 4 M. 7 M. 12 M. 13 M. 17 M. 23 M. 25

Opponent MIAMI (Fla.) MISS. VALLEY ST INDIANA Appalachian St. [L’ville] TENNESSEE STATE FLORIDA ATLANTIC CENTRAL MICHIGAN Louisville VANDERBILT Tennessee Georgia AUBURN Alabama Ole Miss SOUTH CAROLINA MISSISSIPPI STATE FLORIDA Arkansas Vanderbilt TENNESSEE South Carolina LSU GEORGIA Florida Ole Miss [SEC] LSU [SEC] UNLV [NIT] Creighton [NIT] Notre Dame [NIT]

Min 8 12 18 2 9 13 17 5 9

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FG-A 3-5 1-2 6-12 0-1 1-5 3-6 5-7 0-1 2-5

3PT-A 0-0 0-0 1-3 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1-2

FT-A 0-0 1-2 2-2 0-0 0-0 2-3 2-3 0-0 0-0

7 1 12 3 4 13 11 start-13 start-7 2 4 4 8 5 8 2

1-2 0-0 0-2 1-1 0-0 0-2 5-6 0-4 1-2 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-1 1-3 0-0

0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-1 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0

2-4 0-0 0-0 0-0 5-6 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-2 0-0 0-0 0-0

4 5

0-3 1-1

0-0 0-0

O-D-T 0-0-0 0-1-1 3-4-7 0-1-1 1-2-3 0-3-3 3-3-6 1-0-1 2-0-2 DNP 1-1-2 0-0-0 1-0-1 0-1-1 2-1-3 2-2-4 1-2-3 1-0-1 0-0-0 0-2-2 0-1-1 0-1-1 1-1-2 0-0-0 1-1-2 0-0-0 DNP 2-1-3 0-0-0

PF 0 2 1 0 2 0 4 0 1

A 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 0

TO 0 0 2 1 0 1 1 3 1

Blk 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0

Stl 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0

Pts 6 3 15 0 2 8 12 0 5

0 0 4 0 1 1 3 3 1 0 2 0 1 0 1 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 2 0 1 2 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 0

1 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 2 1 0 0

1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0

4 0 0 2 5 0 11 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 2 0

1 0

0 0

0 2

H ARRELLSON ’ S C AREER H IGHS Points FG Made FG Atts 3FG Made 3FG Atts FT Made

15 6 12 2 3 5

Opponent vs. Indiana vs. Indiana vs. Indiana vs. Lamar Two Times vs. South Carolina

Date 12/13/08 12/13/08 12/13/08 12/3/08

FT Atts Rebounds Assists Steals Blocks Minutes

1/31/09

6 10 1 1 3 25

Opponent vs. South Carolina vs. West Virginia Eight Times Eight Times vs. Longwood vs. West Virginia

Date 1/31/09 11/29/08

11/24/08 11/29/08

H ARRELLSON ’ S C AREER S TATISTICS Year G-S Min.-Avg. 2008-09 34-2 315-9.3 Total 34-2 315-9.3

FG-A/Pct. 46-103/.447 46-103/.447

3FG-A/Pct. 5-15/.333 5-15/.333

FT-A/Pct. 26-36/.722 26-36/.722

Reb.-Avg. PF-D 85-.25 37-0 85-2.5 37-0

AT 8 8

TO 26 26

BS 20 20

St 8 8

TP-Avg. 123-3.6 123-3.6

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RAMONHARRIS 6-7 • 218 • SENIOR • ANCHORAGE, ALASKA • WEST ANCHORAGE HS

2008-09

C AT S CRATCHES

Played in 31 games, missing five due to injury ... Full Name: Ramon Jamaal Harris Started 28 games, including the last 21 ... Scored nine Nickname: “King”/ “Da Truth” or more points in four of the last seven games ... Parents: Carmen and Bryant Bowles Scored career-high 16 points in season opener against Siblings: Alecia, Keith, Corey, Devin, SheAyre VMI going 6-for-10 from the field...Scored 15 points Date of Birth: May 26 on 6-8 shooting at North Carolina with a career-high Place of Birth: Anchorage, Alaska three steals at UNC ... Scored nine points with a High School Coach: Chuck White season-high eight rebounds vs. Longwood ... A High School Mascot: Eagles Major: Community Comm. & Leadership Dev. perfect 3-for-3 from the field with 12 points vs. Kansas State ... Played only six minutes before leaving the Lamar game due to injury ... Missed the Miami, Mississippi Valley State and Indiana games with a neck and back injury ... Returned after missing three games, totaling four points, two assists and two rebounds in nine minutes vs. Appalachian State ... Started vs. FAU after missing the Tennessee State game, logging six minutes ... Missed the Tennessee State and Central Michigan games due to back stiffness from an elbow in practice ... In his most extensive action since being injured, Harris totaled 12 points, seven rebounds and three assists in 29 minutes vs. Vanderbilt ... Totaled seven points and five rebounds in 24 minutes at Tennessee ... Missed the second half of the Alabama game after collapsing outside the locker room prior to the start of the second half ... Changed his number to #5 prior to the Ole Miss game in honor of his five siblings ... Led UK with a season-high nine rebounds and five assists while scoring seven points at Arkansas ... Totaled four points and eight boards in 24 minutes at South Carolina ... Posted 10 points, five steals and three assists vs. Georgia .. Poured in 14 points on 6-of-8 shooting, grabbing five rebounds at Florida ... Scored 11 points vs. LSU in the SEC Tournament ... Totaled six points, 10 rebounds and four assists in the win vs. UNLV in the NIT First Round ... Scored nine points and had a career-high eight assists at Creighton in the NIT Second Round

2007-08 Started 25 games, including last 24 ... Grabbed at least four rebounds in six of last eight games, including 10 boards vs. Georgia in SEC Tournament ... Also had eight points and three blocks against UGA ... Scored nine points in win over Florida ... Had a career-high 12 points, to go along with five boards and three steals, at Tennessee ... Recorded six points and four assists in home win over Georgia ... Dished out a career-high five assists to go along with four points and five rebounds against Alabama, although he left the game in the second half after injuring his hip ... Shot 4-of-5 from the field at Georgia and Tennessee ... Had career highs in rebounds (10) and minutes (40) against Tennessee Tech ... Sophomore wing started both exhibition games, but suffered a stress fracture in left foot and missed first four games ... Played 18 minutes in two exhibitions ... Returned to action against Stony Brook, scoring four points and grabbing three boards in 21 minutes ... Scored five points and grabbed eight rebounds in 25 minutes at Indiana ... Earned first career start against North Carolina

2006-07 Athletic wing player signed with UK in the fall of the 2006 season and joined the team at semester break ... Began practicing Dec. 15, 2006 ... Played in 12 games ... Scored UK’s first basket at Alabama ... Had two assists, a steal and a point in a season-high eight minutes at South Carolina ... Saw first game action Dec. 19 against Santa Clara ... Scored two points in a couple minutes against UMass ... Grabbed a pair of rebounds in SEC debut at Ole Miss ... Scored a bucket against Auburn

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H IGH S CHOOL As a senior, Harris was named Class 4A Alaska player of the year after putting up 16.3 points, 13.1 rebounds and 3.0 blocked shots per game ... Gatorade Player of the Year, 2006 … State Finals MVP, 2005 and 2006 … Regional Player MVP, 2006 … Arby’s Classic All-Tournament team, 2006 … Played on four consecutive championship teams in his hometown Anchorage ... After winning an initial title as a freshman at Bartlett High School, he won three more to cap his career at West High School ... Participated in NBA Players Camp during summer of 2006 ... Was coached at West Anchorage High School by Chuck White.

P ERSONAL Born May 26 in Anchorage, Alaska ... Major is Business Management ... Parents are Carmen and Bryant Bowles.

H ARRIS ’ C AREER G AME - BY-G AME S TATISTICS 2006-07 Date Opponent N. 15 MIAMI (OHIO) N. 17 MISS. VALLEY STATE N. 20 DePaul [Maui] N. 21 UCLA [Maui] N. 22 Memphis [Maui] N. 28 COL. of CHARLESTON D. 2 at North Carolina D. 5 vs. Chattanooga D. 9 INDIANA D. 16 at Louisville D. 19 SANTA CLARA D. 22 MASSACHUSETTS D. 30 EASTERN KY. J. 3 HOUSTON J. 6 at Ole Miss J. 10 AUBURN J. 13 MISSISSIPPI STATE J. 16 at South Carolina J. 20 VANDERBILT J. 24 at Georgia J. 28 TENNESSEE F. 3 at Arkansas F. 7 SOUTH CAROLINA F. 10 FLORIDA F. 13 at Tennessee F. 17 at Alabama F. 20 LSU F. 25 at Vanderbilt F. 28 GEORGIA M. 4 at Florida M. 8 Alabama [SEC] M.9 Mississippi State [SEC] M. 16 Villanova [NCAA] M. 17 Kansas [NCAA] 2007-08 Date Opponent N. 6 CENTRAL ARK. N. 7 GARDNER-WEBB N. 21 LIBERTY N. 24 TEXAS SOUTHERN N. 27 STONY BROOK D. 1 NORTH CAROLINA D. 8 at Indiana D. 15 vs. UAB D. 18 at Houston

Min

FG-A

3PT-A

FT-A

1 2

0-0 1-2

0-0 0-0

0-0 0-2

3 5 3 8 2

0-0 1-1 0-1 0-0 0-0

0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

0-0 0-0 0-0 1-2 0-0

0-1

0-0

4 2

1-1 0-0

0-0 0-0

0-0

1-1

0-0

Min

FG-A

3PT-A

FT-A

1-1 0-1 2-6 0-2 2-3

0-0 0-0 1-3 0-2 0-1

2-3 0-0 0-1 2-2 0-0

21 start-10 25 start-12 start-14

O-D-T DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 0-0-0 0-0-0 DNP DNP 0-2-2 1-0-1 0-0-0 0-1-1 0-0-0 DNP 0-0-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP 0-0-0 0-1-1 DNP 0-1-1 DNP DNP DNP DNP 0-0-0

Blk

Stl

Pts

0 0

0 2

0 1 0 1 0

0 1 0 2 0

0 0 0 2 0

0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 1 0

0 2 0 1 0

0 0

1 0

0 0

2 0

O-D-T DNP DNP DNP DNP 0-3-3 0-0-0 2-6-8 0-2-2 1-3-4

Pts

2 2 3 0 2

1 0 2 1 0

4 2 2 5 0

0 0 1 0 0

2 3 0 0 0

4 0 5 2 4

K Date D. 22 D. 29 D. 31 J. 5 J. 12 J. 15 J. 19 J. 22 J. 26 F. 2 F. 6 F. 9 F. 12 F. 16 F. 19 F. 23 F. 27 M. 2 M. 5 M. 9 M. 15 M. 20

Opponent TENNESSEE TECH SAN DIEGO FIU LOUISVILLE VANDERBILT at Mississippi State at Florida TENNESSEE SOUTH CAROLINA at Georgia at Auburn ALABAMA at Vanderbilt at LSU GEORGIA ARKANSAS OLE MISS at Tennessee at South Carolina FLORIDA Georgia [SEC] Marquette [NCAA]

2008-09 Date Opponent N. 14 VMI N. 18 North Carolina N. 22 DELAWARE STATE N. 24 LONGWOOD N. 28 Kansas St. [Vegas] N. 29 West Va. [Vegas] D. 3 LAMAR D. 6 MIAMI (Fla.) D. 7 MISS. VALLEY ST D. 13 INDIANA D. 20 Appalachian St. [L’ville] D. 22 TENNESSEE STATE D. 27 FLORIDA ATLANTIC D. 29 CENTRAL MICHIGAN J. 4 Louisville J. 10 VANDERBILT J. 13 Tennessee J. 18 Georgia J. 21 AUBURN J. 21 Alabama J. 27 Ole Miss J. 31 SOUTH CAROLINA F. 3 MISSISSIPPI STATE F. 10 FLORIDA F. 14 Arkansas F. 17 Vanderbilt F. 21 TENNESSEE F. 25 South Carolina F. 28 LSU M. 4 GEORGIA M. 7 Florida M. 12 Ole Miss [SEC] M. 13 LSU [SEC] M. 17 UNLV [NIT] M. 23 Creighton [NIT] M. 25 Notre Dame [NIT]

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Min start-40 start-26 start-13 start-14 start-25 start-38 start-17 start-18 start-t11 start-t24 start-39 start-24 start-12 start-4 start-20 start-17 start-15 start-40 start-38 start-25 start-45 start-22

FG-A 3-6 3-7 0-0 3-3 1-3 1-3 0-2 0-2 0-1 4-5 3-6 1-1 0-3 0-0 2-3 0-0 1-1 4-5 2-2 3-5 1-2 0-0

3PT-A 2-5 0-3 0-0 1-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0 1-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-1 1-1 0-0 2-2 0-0 0-0

FT-A 0-0 0-1 3-4 1-2 2-4 0-0 0-0 1-2 0-0 1-2 2-4 2-2 0-1 0-0 2-2 0-0 0-0 3-3 2-6 1-1 6-10 4-8

O-D-T 1-9-10 1-1-2 1-0-1 1-3-4 2-3-5 2-2-4 0-1-1 1-2-3 0-1-1 0-3-3 2-2-4 0-5-5 0-1-1 1-0-1 0-4-4 3-1-4 1-3-4 0-5-5 2-2-4 0-1-1 3-7-10 0-0-0

PF 2 1 0 3 2 3 0 2 2 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 4 4 5 3 5

A 2 2 0 0 0 1 1 1 2 0 2 5 0 0 4 1 0 1 2 2 1 1

TO 2 2 1 0 1 3 1 0 0 3 2 2 2 0 1 2 3 3 4 1 2 2

BS 0 2 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 3 0

ST 0 1 2 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 3 2 0 0 1 0 0 3 0 1 2 3

Pts 8 6 3 8 4 2 0 1 0 9 9 4 0 0 6 0 3 12 6 9 8 0

Min start-27 start-33 start-26 26 start-39 start-15 start-6

FG-A 6-10 6-8 2-5 4-6 3-3 0-1 2-2

3PT-A 0-1 0-1 0-1 0-2 0-0 0-0 1-1

FT-A 4-6 3-5 0-0 1-2 6-9 0-0 0-1

PF 3 2 2 3 3 0 1

A 2 1 0 1 1 0 3

TO 3 6 1 3 6 0 0

BS 0 1 1 0 0 0 0

ST 1 3 0 1 2 1 0

Pts 16 15 4 9 12 0 5

1-1

0-0

2-2

start-6

0-2

0-0

23 start-29 start-24 start-28 start-35 start-7 start-9 start-26 start-6 start-13 start-35 start-24 start-17 start-24 start-28 start-20 start-27 start-22 start-31 start-25 start-33 start-10

0-3 5-5 3-3 0-1 1-4 0-2 1-3 1-2 0-2 0-4 2-5 0-2 1-1 2-5 0-0 2-3 6-8 1-4 5-8 3-5 2-5 1-1

0-1 2-2 0-0 0-1 0-2 0-1 0-2 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-2 0-0 1-1 0-0 0-0 1-1 0-0 0-1 1-2 0-0 0-0 0-0

0-0 0-1 1-2 0-0 3-4 1-2 1-3 0-0 0-0 0-0 3-5 4-4 2-2 0-1 0-0 5-6 2-5 0-0 0-2 0-0 5-7 0-0

O-D-T 2-1-3 0-0-0 0-4-4 4-4-8 1-3-4 0-0-0 0-1-1 DNP DNP DNP 1-1-2 DNP 0-1-1 DNP 0-3-3 2-5-7 1-4-5 0-3-3 0-5-5 0-0-0 0-2-2 0-3-3 0-3-3 1-2-3 4-5-9 4-0-4 3-0-3 3-5-8 1-3-4 1-0-1 1-4-5 3-4-7 1-3-4 1-9-10 3-2-5 2-1-3

3 3 4 2 1 0 0 0 0 3 1 4 1 2 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 0

1 3 3 1 2 1 0 1 0 1 5 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 2 4 7 2

1 3 2 3 4 2 2 3 0 2 2 0 0 3 1 0 2 2 1 1 3 1

0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0

0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 1 0 0 1 0 5 0 0 0 0 2 0

0 12 7 0 5 1 3 2 0 0 7 4 5 4 0 10 14 2 11 6 9 2

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H ARRIS ’ C AREER H IGHS Points FG Made FG Atts 3FG Made 3FG Atts FT Made

Opponent vs. VMI Three times vs. VMI Three times vs. Tennessee Tech Two Times

16 6 10 2 5 6

Date 11/14/08

FT Atts Rebounds Assists Steals Blocks Minutes

11/14/08 12/22/07

10 10 7 5 3 45

Opponent vs. Georgia Three times at Creighton vs. Georgia vs. Georgia vs. Georgia

Date 3/15/08 3/23/09 3/4/09 3/15/08 3/15/08

H ARRIS ’ C AREER S TATISTICS Year 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 TOTAL

G-S 12-0 27-25 31-28 70-53

Min.-Avg. FG-A/Pct. 32-2.7 4-7/.571 609-22.6 37-73/.507 683-22.0 60-114/.526 1324-18.9 101-194/.521

3FG-A/Pct. FT-A/Pct. Reb.-Avg. PF-D 0-0/.000 1-4/.250 6-0.5 3-0 9-25/.360 30-50/.600 94-3.5 50-2 6-25/.240 43-69/.623 120-3.9 52-0 15-50/.300 74-123/.602 220-3.1 105-2

AT 4 32 48 84

TO 3 50 57 110

BS 0 14 9 23

St 1 26 22 49

TP-Avg. 9-0.8 113-4.2 169-5.5 291-4.2

MARKKREBS 6-5 • 207 • SENIOR • NEWPORT, KY. • NEWPORT CENTRAL CATHOLIC

2008-09

C AT S CRATCHES

Played in 13 games this season, logging 25 minutes ... Full name: Mark James Krebs Jr. Averaged 7.5 minutes in UK’s exhibition season Nickname: Mayn, Krebby, Marky, Skinny including nine minutes against Ouachita Baptist … Parents: Mark & Terri Krebs Connected on both three-point attempts against Date of Birth: Oct. 10 Ouachita, finishing the game with six points and a Place of Birth: Newport, KY steal ... Saw first action of the season vs. Delaware High School Coach: Rob Detzel State, grabbing a rebound in one minute of play ... High School Mascot: Throughbreds Nailed a three-pointer in two minutes vs. Longwood Major: Business Management ... Played a season-high four minutes vs. Lamar, earning one assist ... Played a career high five minutes against Mississippi Valley State pulling down a rebound and missing on his only shot, a three-point attempt ... Posted a career-high two rebounds in four minutes vs. Tennessee State ... Played one minute each at Arkansas and vs. Tennessee and two minutes at South Carolina

2007-08 Saw action in four games for the Wildcats in 2007-08 ... Scored first points as a Wildcat on a threepointer against Florida International ... Transfer from Thomas More College ... Named to the 2005 Anderson University tournament all-tournament team.

H IGH S CHOOL Played high school ball at Newport Central Catholic ... All-State, 2005 ... Ninth Region Division 2 Player of the Year, 2005 ... Two-time Kentucky Post All-Star, 2004-05 ... NKY Coaches Association Player of the Year, 2005 ... Ninth Region Student-Athlete Award, 2005 ... Two-time All-A Classic State All-Tournament team, 2004-05 ... Two-time All-A Classic Ninth Region MVP, 2004-05 ... Two-time All-District, 2004-05.

P ERSONAL Born October 10, 1986 ... Son of Mark and Terri Krebs ... Played his high school ball for Rob Detzel.

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K REBS ’ C AREER G AME - BY-G AME S TATISTICS 2007-08 Date Opponent N. 6 CENTRAL ARK. (2K) N. 7 GARDNER-WEBB (2K) N. 21 LIBERTY N. 24 TEXAS SOUTHERN N. 27 STONY BROOK D. 1 NORTH CAROLINA D. 8 at Indiana D. 15 vs. UAB D. 18 at Houston D. 22 TENNESSEE TECH D. 29 SAN DIEGO D. 31 FIU J. 5 LOUISVILLE J. 12 VANDERBILT J. 15 at Mississippi State J. 19 at Florida J. 22 TENNESSEE J. 26 SOUTH CAROLINA F. 2 at Georgia F. 6 at Auburn F. 9 ALABAMA F. 12 at Vanderbilt F. 16 at LSU F. 19 GEORGIA F. 23 ARKANSAS F. 27 OLE MISS M. 2 at Tennessee M. 5 at South Carolina M. 9 FLORIDA M. 15 Georgia [SEC] M. 20 Marquette [NCAA] 2008-09 Date Opponent N. 14 VMI N. 18 at North Carolina N. 22 DELAWARE STATE N. 24 LONGWOOD N. 28 vs. Kansas State [Vegas] N. 29 vs. West Virginia [Vegas] D. 3 LAMAR D. 6 MIAMI (Fla.) D. 7 MISS. VALLEY ST D. 13 INDIANA D. 20 vs. App. State [L’ville] D. 22 TENNESSEE STATE D. 27 FLORIDA ATLANTIC D. 29 CENTRAL MICHIGAN J. 4 at Louisville J. 10 VANDERBILT J. 13 at Tennessee J. 18 at Georgia J. 21 AUBURN J. 24 at Alabama J. 27 at Ole Miss J. 31 SOUTH CAROLINA F. 3 MISSISSIPPI STATE F. 10 FLORIDA F. 14 at Arkansas F. 17 at Vanderbilt F. 21 TENNESSEE F. 25 at South Carolina F. 28 LSU M. 3 GEORGIA

Min

FG-A

3PT-A

FT-A

1-1

0-0

1 0

0-0 0-0

0-0

0-2

Min

FG-A

3PT-A

FT-A

1 2

0-0 1-2

0-0 0-0

0-0

5 +0 1 4

0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1

0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

0-0

1 2 0 +0

0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

O-D-T DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 0-0-0 DNP DNP 0-1-1 0-0-0 DNP DNP 0-0-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP

Pts

0 0

O-D-T DNP DNP 0-1-1 0-0-0 DNP DNP 0-0-0 DNP 0-1-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-2-2 DNP 0-0-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 0-0-0 DNP 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0

Blk

Stl

Pts

0 0

0 3

0 1 0 0

0 0 0 0

0 0 0 1

0 0 0 0

K Date M. 10 M. 12 M. 13 M. 17 M. 23 M. 25

Opponent at Florida vs. Ole Miss [SEC] vs. LSU [SEC] UNLV [NIT] at Creighton [NIT] at Notre Dame [NIT]

Min

FG-A

’

3PT-A

FT-A

O-D-T DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP

E A

Blk

L Stl

L Pts

K REBS ’ C AREER H IGHS Points FG Made FG Atts 3FG Made 3FG Atts FT Made

3 1 2 1 2 0

Opponent Twice Twice vs. Longwood Twice vs. Longwood

Date FT Atts Rebounds Assists Steals Blocks Minutes

11/24/08 11/24/08

2 2 1 0 1 5

Opponent vs. Georgia vs. Tennessee State vs. Lamar

Date 2/2/08 12/22/08 12/3/08

vs. Florida International vs. Mississippi Valley State

12/31/07 12/7/08

K REBS ’ C AREER S TATISTICS Year G-S Min.-Avg. 2006-07 2007-08 4-0 3-0.8 2008-09 13-0 25-1.9 Total 17-0 28-1.6

FG-A/Pct.

3FG-A/Pct.

1-1/1.000 1-4/.250 2-5/.400

FT-A/Pct. DNP 0-2/.000 0-0/.000 0-2/.000

Reb.-Avg. PF-D 1-0.3 4-0.3 5-0.3

0-0 1-0 1-0

TP-Avg.

0 2 2

1 0 1

0 0 0

3-0.8 3-0.2 6-0.4

DEANDRELIGGINS 6-6 • 202 • SOPHOMORE • CHICAGO, ILL. • FINDLAY PREP

2008-09

C AT S CRATCHES

Played in 33 games, starting one in his first season as Full name: DeAndre Desmond Liggins a Wildcat ... Had six points, seven rebounds, five Nickname: Big Ticket assists and two blocked shots against VMI in Parents: Tammi Liggins collegiate debut ... Totaled a team-high seven assists at Date of Birth: March 31 #1 North Carolina ... Scored eight points, making 2Place of Birth: Chicago, Ill. of-3 from behind the arc vs. Longwood ... Matched High School Coach: Michael Peck his career high with 27 minutes, totaling four points, High School Mascot: Pilots three assists and two rebounds vs. West Virginia ... Major: Undergraduate Studies Scored a career-high 16 points with seven rebounds and four assist vs. Lamar ... Was also 6-for-6 from the field, 2-of-2 from both three-point and free throw lines in the win over Lamar ... Set a new career high with 18 points, seven rebounds, five assists and two steals vs. No. 21 Miami ... Also was 6-of-6 from the charity stripe vs. Miami ... Scored 10 points against Mississippi Valley State while dishing out a game high five assists ... Recorded his fourth straight double-digit game with 10 points against Indiana ... Totaled a career-high three steals vs. Appalachian State ... Earned first career start vs. Central Michigan, totaling six points, five rebounds and a career-high eight assists ... Scored 11 points in 23 minutes at Alabama ... Logged a career-high 34 minutes at Ole Miss, totaling eight points, four assists, two blocks and two steals ... Totaled seven assists and tied a career high with seven rebounds in 29 minutes at South Carolina ... Had three or more assists in 18 games this season ... Made UK’s first three-pointer in NIT history vs. UNLV and made his last two attempts from behind the arc.

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H IGH S CHOOL Attended Findlay Prep (Henderson, Nev.) his senior season ... Averaged 13.6 ppg, 7.6 rpg and 5.6 apg ... Scored in double figures in 26 of 33 games ... Recorded 12 double-doubles ... Finished his junior year at George Washington High School in Chicago averaging a triple-double: 14 points, 10 rebounds, 10 assists ... Ranked as the fifth-best point guard in the country and 21st overall according to Rivals.com ... Helped his AAU team, the prestigious Indiana Elite, to the 2007 Kingwood Classic championship ... Scored 11 points and pulled down 11 rebounds in the championship game.

P ERSONAL Born on March 31 ... Son of Tammi Liggins ... Chose Kentucky over Memphis, Illinois and Kansas.

L IGGINS ’ C AREER G AME - BY-G AME S TATISTICS 2008-09 Date Opponent N. 14 VMI N. 18 North Carolina N. 22 DELAWARE STATE N. 27 LONGWOOD N. 28 Kansas State [Vegas] N. 29 West Virginia [Vegas] D. 3 LAMAR D. 6 MIAMI (Fla.) D. 7 MISS. VALLEY ST D. 13 INDIANA D. 20 Appalachian St. [L’ville] D. 22 TENNESSEE STATE D. 27 FLORIDA ATLANTIC D. 29 CENTRAL MICHIGAN J. 4 Louisville J. 10 VANDERBILT J. 13 Tennessee J. 18 Georgia J. 21 AUBURN J. 24 Alabama J. 27 Ole Miss J. 31 SOUTH CAROLINA F. 3 MISSISSIPPI STATE F. 10 FLORIDA F. 14 Arkansas F. 17 Vanderbilt F. 21 TENNESSEE F.25 South Carolina F. 28 LSU M. 4 GEORGIA M. 7 Florida M. 12 Ole Miss [SEC] M. 13 LSU [SEC] M. 17 UNLV [NIT] M. 23 Creighton [NIT] M. 25 Notre Dame [NIT]

Min 27 18 16 19 2 27 27 32 20 23 21 22 15 start-22 8 16

FG-A 3-7 0-0 2-4 3-5 0-0 1-4 6-6 6-15 2-4 2-6 1-4 3-5 1-3 3-8 1-1 0-5

23 12 23 34 16 19 7 9 25 8 29 3 1

0-1 0-1 3-6 3-16 2-7 2-6 0-0 0-1 0-3 0-0 0-6 0-0 0-0

0-0

10 9 3

1-1 1-2 0-0

3PT-A 0-3 0-0 1-1 2-3 0-0 0-1 2-2 0-8 0-2 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-2 0-3 0-0 0-3 DNP 0-0 0-1 1-2 1-7 1-2 2-2 0-0 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-3 0-0 0-0 DNP 0-0 DNP 1-1 1-1 0-0

FT-A 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-3 0-0 2-3 2-2 6-6 6-8 6-6 0-0 1-2 1-3 0-0 0-1 1-2

O-D-T 0-7-7 0-2-2 0-2-2 0-1-1 0-0-0 0-2-2 0-7-7 1-6-7 0-1-1 0-2-2 0-1-1 1-3-4 0-1-1 1-4-5 0-0-0 0-5-5

PF 4 3 4 1 0 3 3 1 3 1 3 0 3 1 1 1

A 5 7 2 3 0 3 4 5 5 3 3 3 2 8 2 2

TO 7 4 1 4 1 4 2 3 3 6 4 3 1 5 3 1

Blk 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0

Stl 0 1 1 2 0 0 1 2 2 0 3 0 0 1 1 2

Pts 6 0 5 8 0 4 16 18 10 10 2 7 3 6 2 1

2-2 0-0 4-5 1-2 3-5 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0

0-4-4 0-0-0 0-1-1 0-4-4 2-3-5 0-2-2 0-2-2 0-0-0 0-4-4 0-1-1 1-6-7 0-0-0 0-0-0

3 0 1 4 1 2 0 1 3 1 2 0 0

4 1 3 4 2 2 0 3 3 3 7 0 0

2 0 4 3 3 0 0 1 1 3 3 0 1

1 0 1 2 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0

1 0 1 2 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0

2 0 11 8 8 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0-0

0-0-0

0-0 0-0 0-0

0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0

2 1 0

2 0 0

1 1 0

0 0 0

0 0 1

3 3 0

L IGGINS ’ C AREER H IGHS Points FG Made FG Atts 3FG Made 3FG Atts FT Made

18 6 16 2 8 6

Opponent vs. Miami Two times vs. Ole Miss Three times vs. Miami Three times

Date 12/6/08 1/27/09 1/27/09

FT Atts Rebounds Assists Steals Blocks Minutes

12/6/08

8 7 8 3 2 34

Opponent Mississippi Valley St. Four times Central Michigan Appalachian St. Two times Ole Miss

Date 12/7/08 12/7/08 12/20/08 1/27/09

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L IGGINS ’ C AREER S TATISTICS Year G-S Min.-Avg. 2008-09 33-1 547-16.6 TOTAL 33-1 547-16.6

FG-A/Pct. 46-127/.362 46-127/.362

3FG-A/Pct. 12-51/.235 12-51/.235

FT-A/Pct. 35-52/.673 35-52/.673

Reb.-Avg. PF-D 77-2.3 54-0 77-2.3 54-0

AT 92 92

TO 75 75

BS 14 14

St 24 24

TP-Avg. 139-4.2 139-4.2

DARIUSMILLER 6-7 • 223 • SOPHOMORE • MAYSVILLE, KY. • MASON COUNTY

S UMMER 2009

C AT S CRATCHES

Selected to USA U-19 National team over the summer … Played all nine games, earning two starts in helping lead Team USA to gold medal at U-19 World Championship in New Zealand … Led the team with 12 blocked shots, while averaging 5.0 ppg and 3.1 rpg.

2008-09

Full name: Darius Tiyon Miller Parents: Brian and Nicole Miller Date of Birth: March 21 Place of Birth: Maysville, Ky. High School Coach: Chris O’Hearn High School Mascot: Royals Major: Psychology

Played in 36 games, starting two in his first season as a Wildcat ... Averaged 8.1 ppg over the last nine contests ... Recorded 12 points and eight rebounds in his collegiate debut against VMI ... Totaled a career-high 13 points and four assists vs. Delaware State ... Earned his first career start vs. Longwood ... Logged 32 minutes vs. West Virginia, totaling six rebounds and three assists ... Scored six points in 25 minutes vs. Lamar ... Earned his second career start, totaling a career-high 10 rebounds, five assists and two blocks in a career-high 34 minutes vs. Miami ... Totaled four assists and a season-high two steals vs. Appalachian State ... Tied a career high with five assists against Tennessee State ... Scored seven points with three rebounds and two blocks in 21 minutes at Tennessee ... Logged 15 minutes, with four points and two rebounds at Georgia ... Played 20 minutes in the second half, totaling seven rebounds, three blocks, two steals and two assists in 33 minutes at Alabama ... Posted the third double-figure scoring game of his career, totaling 12 points, nine rebounds, five assists in 31 minutes at Ole Miss ... In 31 minutes vs. Mississippi State, totaled seven points, five assists and three steals ... Made two clutch free throws down the stretch vs. Florida ... Totaled eight points, six rebounds and three steals at Arkansas ... Had his best day as a Wildcat, setting career-highs with 17 points and six assists to go along with two blocks vs. Tennessee ... Miller was also perfect from the field (6-for-6), from behind the arc (3-for-3) and from the charity stripe (2-for-2) ... Was 2-of-2 from behind the arc vs. LSU, tying the game at 70-70 with 27 seconds remaining ... Scored 12 points vs. Ole Miss in the SEC Tourney

H IGH S CHOOL Averaged 19.9 points per game, grabbing 7.9 boards 3.6 assists 2.9 steals and shooting 51 percent in his senior ... Shot 34 percent from three-point range.... Helped lead Mason County to 2008 State Championship ... Named 2008 Mr. Basketball ... Scored over 2,000 points in high school career ... Ranked the seventh best small forward in the country and 38th overall by Scout.com ... Averaged 20 points, nine rebounds, four assists and four blocked shots his junior season. ... Played in 11-straight games ... Scored four points and grabbed three boards in 11 minutes against Florida ... Had a key block late in the game at Tennessee ... Played nine first-half minutes at LSU ... Had three points and a teamhigh six rebounds in 21 minutes at

P ERSONAL Born March 21 ... Son of Brian and Nicole Miller ... Chose Kentucky over Cincinnati, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas State, Louisville, Miami, Tennessee, Xavier

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TO 2 5 0 1 2 2 3 3 1 1 0 2 1 1 0 1 5 2 0 3 3 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 2 3 6 2 0 1 2 1

BS 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 3 1 1 0 0 1 0 2 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

M ILLER ’ S C AREER G AME - BY-G AME S TATISTICS 2008-09 Date Opponent N. 14 VMI N. 18 North Carolina N. 22 DELAWARE STATE N. 24 LONGWOOD N. 28 Kansas St. [Vegas] N. 29 West Virginia [Vegas] D. 3 LAMAR D. 6 MIAMI (Fla.) D. 7 MISS. VALLEY ST D. 13 INDIANA D. 20 Appalachian St. [L’ville] D. 22 TENNESSEE STATE D. 27 FLORIDA ATLANTIC D. 29 CENTRAL MICHIGAN J. 4 Louisville J. 10 VANDERBILT J. 13 Tennessee J. 18 Georgia J. 21 AUBURN J. 24 Alabama J. 27 Ole Miss J. 31 SOUTH CAROLINA F. 3 MISSISSIPPI STATE F. 10 FLORIDA F. 14 Arkansas F. 17 Vanderbilt F. 21 TENNESSEE F. 25 South Carolina F.28 LSU M. 4 GEORGIA M. 7 Florida M. 12 Ole Miss [SEC] M. 13 LSU [SEC] M. 17 UNLV [NIT] M. 23 Creighton [NIT] M. 25 Notre Dame [NIT]

Min 21 13 33 start-13 14 32 25 start-34 11 29 19 20 7 10 13 14 21 15 5 33 31 19 31 11 27 24 26 31 27 29 15 24 22 23 22 21

FG-A 5-8 0-2 4-8 0-3 1-1 0-4 3-5 0-6 0-1 2-5 1-3 2-5 1-2 0-3 0-1 0-4 3-6 1-1 1-2 0-2 4-10 2-4 3-7 0-0 2-6 3-7 6-6 0-2 3-4 3-7 0-0 5-9 3-7 4-8 2-7 2-5

3PT-A 0-1 0-0 1-3 0-3 0-0 0-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 1-3 1-2 1-2 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-2 1-2 0-0 0-0 0-2 2-6 0-1 0-1 0-0 1-2 1-2 3-3 0-0 2-2 1-3 0-0 0-0 0-2 1-2 1-2 1-2

FT-A 2-4 0-0 4-4 1-2 3-4 0-0 0-0 3-4 2-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-2 0-0 2-2 1-2 0-0 2-2 0-0 1-2 2-2 3-4 0-0 2-2 5-6 0-0 2-2 0-0 2-2 2-2 0-0 0-1 0-0

O-D-T 4-4-8 0-0-0 2-1-3 0-1-1 1-1-2 0-6-6 1-2-3 6-4-10 0-1-1 0-3-3 0-3-3 0-3-3 0-1-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-6-6 3-0-3 0-2-2 0-1-1 2-5-7 2-7-9 0-3-3 0-3-3 0-0-0 2-4-6 0-1-1 0-3-3 0-1-1 1-3-4 2-3-5 0-1-1 0-0-0 2-1-3 2-3-5 1-2-3 0-3-3

PF 4 3 3 2 5 3 3 4 0 5 2 3 2 2 0 0 3 0 1 2 3 2 2 0 5 5 2 2 3 4 1 3 5 2 3 3

A 2 0 4 1 1 3 1 5 1 1 4 5 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 2 5 0 5 2 1 1 6 4 3 2 1 2 1 2 1 2

ST 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 1 3 1 3 1 0 1 0 2 0 0 2 1 1 0

Pts 12 0 13 1 5 0 6 3 2 5 3 5 2 0 0 2 7 4 3 0 12 4 7 2 8 7 17 5 8 9 0 12 8 9 5 5

M ILLER ’ S C AREER H IGHS Points FG Made FG Atts 3FG Made 3FG Atts FT Made

17 6 10 3 6 5

Opponent vs.Tennessee vs. Tennessee at Ole Miss vs.Tennessee at Ole Miss at South Carolina

Date 2/21/09 2/21/09 1/27/09 2/21/09 1/27/09 2/25/09

FT Atts Rebounds Assists Steals Blocks Minutes

6 10 6 3 3 34

Opponent at South Carolina vs. Miami vs. Tennessee Two times at Alabama vs. Miami

Date 2/25/09 12/6/08 2/21/09 1/24/09 12/6/08

M ILLER ’ S S TATISTICS Year G-S Min.-Avg. 2008-09 36-27 64-21.2 TOTAL 36-27 64-21.2

FG-A/Pct. 66-161/.410 66-161/.410

3FG-A/Pct. 18-54/.333 18-54/.333

FT-A/Pct. 41-51/.804 41-51/.804

Reb.-Avg. PF-D 111-3.1 92-5 111-3.1 92-5

AT 72 72

TO 64 64

BS 22 22

St 27 27

TP-Avg. 191-5.3 191-5.3

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PATRICKPATTERSON 6-9 • 235 • JUNIOR • HUNTINGTON, W.VA. • HUNTINGTON HS

2008-09

C AT S CRATCHES

Named First-Team All-SEC by the SEC Coaches ... Full name: Patrick Davell Patterson NABC Second Team All-District selection ... Started Nickname: “Beans, Pat, P Double”, P-Pat and played in 33 games, missing two to injury ... Parents: Buster and Tywanna Patterson Ranked 56th on UK’s career scoring list with 1,002 Date of Birth: March 14 points ... Only SEC player to rank in the top-5 in Place of Birth: Washington D.C. scoring and rebounding at 17.9 ppg and 9.4 rpg ... High School Coach: Lloyd McGuffin Led the SEC with 15 double-doubles last season ... High School Mascot: Highlanders Averaged 18.1 ppg and 10.0 rpg after his return from Major: Communications an ankle injury ... Posted double-double at #1 North Carolina with 19 points and game-high 11 rebounds ... Posted 28 points on 12-of-15 shooting with 12 rebounds, six assists and four blocks vs. Longwood ... Recorded his second straight double-double with 14 points and 10 rebonds vs. Kansas State ... Earned his fourth double-double of the season and third straight with 15 points and 10 rebounds vs. West Virginia ... Named to Las Vegas Invitational AllTournament team ... Scored a career-high 31 points on 11-of-12 shooting combined with 9-of-11 from the free throw line ... Scored 19 points with a career-high 16 rebounds in 40 minutes vs. Miami ... Notched his sixth double-double of the season against Mississippi Valley State with 21 points and 10 rebounds ... Posted a career-high 33 points (on 15-of-17 shooting) and 11 boards against Tennessee State ... Coupled with Jodie Meeks to form the first UK duo since 1970 to score 30 points or more in a game ... In 40 minutes, totaled 27 points, 14 rebounds and three blocks vs. FAU ... Posted his ninth doubledouble of the season, totaling 22 points and 15 rebounds at Louisville in 40 minutes ... Grabbed a team-high 12 boards at Tennessee ... Posted his 10th double-double of the season with 21 points and a career-high 18 rebounds in 39 minutes vs. Auburn ... Led UK with 24 points and seven rebounds at Ole Miss ... Posted a career-high in SEC play with 28 points vs. South Carolina ... Sprained his right ankle vs Florida, missing the Arkansas and Vanderbilt games ... Led Kentucky with 19 points on 9-of-12 shooting vs. Tennessee ... Posted his 11th double-double of the season with 28 points and 12 rebounds (nine offensive) at South Carolina ... Scored 28 points for the second straight game, grabbing nine rebounds vs. LSU ... Posted a career-high eight blocks vs. Georgia ... Notched his 12th double-double of the season with 16 points and 13 rebounds (eight offensive) at Florida ... Posted his 13th double-double of the season with 15 points and 14 rebounds vs. Ole Miss at the SEC Tournament ... Third straight double-double with 15 points and 10 boards vs. LSU in the SEC Tourney ... Fourth straight doubledouble with 16 points and 11 boards vs. UNLV in the NIT First Round ... First Wildcat with four straight double-doubles since Reggie Hanson in 1989 ... Became the 10th fastest player to reach UK’s 1,000-point club in his 58th game

2007-08 Suffered season ending stress fracture in left ankle, missing final five games ... Named SEC Co-Freshman of the Year by league coaches ... Also named second-team All-SEC ... Second-team all-district by NABC ... Was on pace to become first league freshman in 10 years to rank among the SEC’s top 10 in both scoring and rebounding ... Second on the team in points (16.4, 9th in SEC) and led club in rebounds (7.7, 6th in SEC) ... Finished year 54 points shy of Rex Chapman’s UK freshman scoring record (464) ... Made 57 percent of his field goal attempts (5th in SEC) ... Ninth in the SEC in free throw percentage (.731) ... Started 25 games, reaching double figures in 22 of those ... Missed Houston game with a bad ankle ... Nine 20-point games . .. Had six double-doubles, the most for a UK freshman since Jamal Mashburn had six in 1990-91 ... Has been named SEC Freshman of the Week three times ... Had 20 points/8 rebounds/3 blocks in win over No. 3 Tennessee ... Had 23 points and 12 rebounds while

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playing 50 minutes of UK’s double-OT win over Vanderbilt ... Recorded 19 points and nine rebounds against North Carolina ... Became the first UK freshman since 2001 to score 20 points and grab 10 rebounds in the same game

H IGH S CHOOL 2007 McDonald’s All-American ... Rated the No. 2 power forward and No. 15 prospect overall in the Class of 2007 by Rivals.com ... Named to the 2007 USA Basketball Junior National Select Team ... 2007 Mountain State Athletic Conference Player of the Year, 2007 All-MSAC first team selection ... Runnerup for the 2007 Bill Evans West Virginia Player of the Year ... 2007 Nike Brand All-America Team and selected to play in the 2007 Jordan Classic ... As a senior at Huntington High, averaged 17.0 points, 12.0 rebounds and 4.0 blocks per game ... 2006 Bill Evans West Virginia Player of the Year ... 2006 West Virginia Gatorade State Player of the Year ... 2006 3A State Player of the Year ... 2006 All-state and AllMountain State Athletic Conference (MSAC) first team selection ... 2006, 2005 and 2004 3A All-State Tournament Team ... MVP of the 2006 National Basketball Players Association Top 100 Camp ... 2005 all-state and All-MSAC first team selection ... 2004 all-state second team and All-MSAC first team as a freshman ... Coached in high school by Lloyd McGuffin

P ERSONAL Born on March 14 ... Parents are Buster Jr. and Tywanna Patterson ... Chose Kentucky over Duke, Florida, Virginia, Wake Forest and West Virginia

PATTERSON ’ S C AREER G AME - BY-G AME S TATISTICS 2007-08 Date Opponent N. 6 CENTRAL ARK. (2K) N. 7 GARDNER-WEBB (2K) N. 21 LIBERTY N. 24 TEXAS SOUTHERN N. 27 STONY BROOK D. 1 NORTH CAROLINA D. 8 at Indiana D. 15 vs. UAB D. 18 at Houston D. 22 TENNESSEE TECH D. 29 SAN DIEGO D. 31 FIU J. 5 LOUISVILLE J. 12 VANDERBILT J. 15 at Mississippi State J. 19 at Florida J. 22 TENNESSEE J. 26 SOUTH CAROLINA F. 2 at Georgia F. 6 at Auburn F. 9 ALABAMA F. 12 at Vanderbilt F. 16 at LSU F. 19 GEORGIA F. 23 ARKANSAS F. 27 OLE MISS M. 2 at Tennessee M. 5 at South Carolina M. 9 FLORIDA M. 15 Georgia [SEC] M. 20 Marquette [NCAA] 2008-09 Date Opponent N. 6 CENTRAL ARK. (2K) N. 14 VMI N. 18 North Carolina

Min start-13 start-32 start-32 start-35 start-40 start-33 start-36 start-33

FG-A 2-4 5-9 8-13 10-12 9-13 6-12 6-9 8-9

FT-A 0-2 2-2 7-8 1-2 1-1 7-9 3-5 2-2

O-D-T 0-3-3 4-8-12 5-5-10 1-6-7 6-6-12 4-5-9 2-3-5 3-4-7

PF 4 1 1 2 2 5 2 5

A 1 1 2 5 1 2 2 3

TO 2 2 0 0 1 3 5 4

Blk 0 2 0 2 2 0 0 2

Stl 1 1 1 5 3 0 0 0

Pts 4 12 23 21 19 19 15 18

11-14 7-12 7-11 3-14 7-12 4-11 5-14 6-11 10-14 8-13 8-10 5-11 3-9 7-10 8-15 5-11 4-9

3PT-A 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 DNP 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0

start-39 start-36 start-26 start-32 start-50 start-36 start-44 start-39 start-40 start-40 start-40 start-39 start-28 start-33 start-40 start-40 start-37

2-4 6-6 6-8 0-0 9-13 2-2 5-6 8-9 2-4 0-1 3-4 2-3 4-8 0-1 4-4 4-6 7-9

2-13-15 2-3-5 4-1-5 2-5-7 6-6-12 1-2-3 5-3-8 3-5-8 6-3-9 2-4-6 1-7-8 1-6-7 3-2-5 2-3-5 3-6-9 2-9-11 1-3-4 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP

3 4 2 5 4 3 5 4 1 2 1 1 4 3 2 1 2

0 4 1 0 1 0 3 3 2 2 3 2 1 1 1 0 2

2 4 1 6 3 0 0 4 1 1 4 3 1 3 0 2 0

3 1 3 2 2 1 1 3 2 0 1 1 0 0 2 0 1

1 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1

24 20 20 6 23 10 15 20 22 16 19 12 10 14 20 14 15

Min start-13 start-27 start-37

FG-A 2-4 3-4 8-11

3PT-A 0-0 0-0 0-0

FT-A 0-2 2-3 3-4

O-D-T 0-3-3 2-5-7 2-9-11

PF 4 3 2

A 1 3 1

TO 2 1 1

Blk 0 3 2

Stl 1 0 0

Pts 4 8 19

K N. 22 N. 24 N. 28 N. 29 D. 3 D. 6 D. 7 D. 13 D. 20 D. 22 D.27 D. 29 J. 4 J. 10 J. 13 J. 18 J. 21 J. 24 J. 27 J. 31 F. 3 F.10 F. 14 F. 17 F. 21 F. 25 F. 28 M. 4 M. 7 M. 12 M. 13 M. 17 M. 23 M. 25

DELAWARE STATE LONGWOOD Kansas St.[Vegas] West Va. [Vegas] LAMAR MIAMI (Fla.) MISS. VALLEY ST INDIANA Appalachian St. [L’ville] TENNESSEE STATE FLORIDA ATLANTIC CENTRAL MICHIGAN Louisville VANDERBILT Tennessee Georgia AUBURN Alabama Ole Miss SOUTH CAROLINA MISSISSIPPI STATE FLORIDA Arkansas Vanderbilt TENNESSEE South Carolina LSU GEORGIA Florida Ole Miss [SEC] LSU [SEC] UNLV [NIT] Creighton [NIT] Notre Dame [NIT]

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1-3-4 3-9-12 1-9-10 1-9-10 0-3-3 3-13-16 2-8-10 3-5-8 2-5-7 5-6-11 3-11-14 2-7-9 6-9-15 0-1-1 3-9-12 2-3-5 4-14-18 0-5-5 5-2-7 1-6-7 4-5-9 2-6-8 DNP DNP 1-4-5 9-3-12 3-6-9 5-4-9 8-5-13 3-11-14 2-8-10 2-9-11 1-6-7 1-6-7

start-38 start-30 start-27 start-26 start-22 start-40 start-37 start-25 start-32 start-32 start-40 start-29 start-40 start-27 start-39 start-32 start-39 start-27 start-36 start-40 start-37 start-30

4-10 12-15 6-7 6-8 11-12 8-13 8-11 4-7 6-13 15-17 12-16 6-7 8-13 5-8 3-8 7-15 7-13 3-6 8-12 10-16 6-12 3-9

0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

1-2 4-4 2-5 3-3 9-11 3-4 5-8 4-6 7-7 3-3 3-3 3-3 6-7 1-2 3-4 1-2 7-9 0-0 8-9 8-8 3-3 1-2

start-30 start-37 start-39 start-36 start-39 start-36 start-40 start-39 start-25 start-37

9-12 10-24 12-17 4-10 7-17 7-15 4-9 7-11 5-8 6-12

0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

1-2 8-13 4-6 6-6 2-4 1-2 7-9 2-4 2-2 6-8

3 1 3 4 3 3 1 3 4 3 1 1 1 4 4 0 2 5 4 2 2 3

5 6 1 1 3 4 3 3 2 2 2 0 4 1 0 1 3 0 0 2 0 0

3 2 2 3 3 3 1 1 0 2 0 1 3 1 1 4 4 3 0 3 6 1

1 4 1 1 0 3 2 3 4 2 3 1 0 3 0 4 2 2 2 2 2 0

3 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 2 0 0 1 0 1

9 28 14 15 31 19 21 12 19 33 27 15 22 11 9 15 21 6 24 28 15 7

3 1 2 1 1 0 1 0 3 2

2 0 3 2 2 2 3 1 1 3

2 2 3 0 2 2 2 2 1 0

0 1 0 8 2 3 3 1 2 3

1 1 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0

19 28 28 14 16 15 15 16 12 18

PATTERSON ’ S C AREER H IGHS Points FG Made FG Atts 3FG Made 3FG Atts FT Made

33 15 24 0 2 9

Opponent vs. Tennessee St. vs. Tennessee St. South Carolina

Date 12/22/08 12/22/08

vs. Louisville Two times

FT Atts Rebounds Assists Steals Blocks Minutes

1/5/08

13 18 6 5 8 50

Opponent Two times vs. Auburn vs. Longwood vs. Texas Southern vs. Georgia vs. Vanderbilt

Date 1/21/09 11/24/08 11/24/07 3/4/09 1/12/08

PATTERSON ’ S C AREER S TATISTICS Year G-S Min.-Avg. FG-A/Pct. 2007-08 25-25 893-35.7 162-282/.574 2008-09 34-34 1147-33.7 240-398/.603 TOTAL 59-59 2040-34.6 402-680/.591

3FG-A/Pct. FT-A/Pct. Reb.-Avg. PF-D 0-3/.000 87-119/.731 192-7.7 69-4 0-1/.000 129-168/.768 316-9.3 76-1 0-4/.000 216-287/.753 508-8.6 145-5

AT 43 67 110

TO 52 66 118

BS St TP-Avg. 31 21 411-16.4 70 21 609-17.9 101 42 1020-17.3

PERRYSTEVENSON 6-9 • 207 • SENIOR • LAFAYETTE, LA. • NORTHSIDE HS

2008-09 Played in all 36 games, starting in 34 contests ... Eighth all-time at UK with 139 career blocks ... Recorded double-double in season opener against VMI, tallying career high 20 points and 14 rebounds … Also blocked four shots against Keydets...Recorded three blocks and seven rebounds before fouling out at North

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Carolina ... Posted a career-high four assists vs. C AT S CRATCHES Longwood ... Scored six points with four rebounds vs. Full name: Perry George Stevenson Lamar ... Totaled nine points and eight rebounds vs. Nickname: “P” Miami ... Pulled down 12 rebounds while registering Parents: Renee Stevenson three blocks against Mississippi Valley State ... Tallied Siblings: Taylor Lewis 10 points, nine boards and six blocks on 5-of-5 Date of Birth: January 23 shooting from the field vs. Indiana ... Posted 12 points Place of Birth: Lafayette, Louisiana and seven boards vs. Tennessee State ... Came off the High School Coach: Rick Lebato bench to score 10 second-half points with six rebounds High School Mascot: Vikings vs. FAU .. Totaled seven points, six rebounds and three Major: Community Comm. & Leadership Dev. blocks at Louisville ... Scored 10 points with three blocks vs. Vanderbilt ... Totaled 13 points with one three-pointer, six rebounds and two blocks at Georgia ... Posted his second double-double of the season, totaling 13 points, 12 boards, four blocks and two steals in 40 minutes ... Earned his third double-double of the season with 16 points, 12 rebounds and four assists at Alabama ...Totaled eight points, 11 rebounds, four blocks and four assists vs. South Carolina ... Scored 13 points with eight rebounds and two steals vs. Ole Miss in the SEC Tourney ... Posted 13 points and nine boards at Creighton in the NIT Second Round

2007-08 Averaged 9.4 points, 9.0 boards, 2.2 blocks and 35.4 minutes in five games since teammate Patrick Patterson was lost for the season ... Led Kentucky with 46 blocks, and had 36 in last 15 games ... Shot 58 percent from the field ... Made 24 of his last 28 free throws (.857) ... Grabbed double-figure rebounds in three of last five games ... Recorded 18 points, 10 rebounds and five blocks in Senior Day win over Florida ... Had 13 points and a career-high 14 rebounds at Tennessee ... Had seven points, five rebounds and six blocks vs. Ole Miss ... Posted eight points and seven rebounds against Arkansas ... Contributed eight points, nine rebounds and two blocks in win over Alabama ... Recorded 14 points, seven rebounds and a season-high five blocks in win over Tennessee ... Collected a career-high five steals in UK’s double-overtime win over Vanderbilt ... Earned first start of the season and played 34 minutes against Tennessee Tech ... Scored 10 points and grabbed six rebounds at Indiana ... Recorded first career double-double against Stony Brook, setting career highs in points (18), rebounds (10) and steals (3)

2006-07 True freshman started first five games ... Among SEC freshmen leaders with 26 blocks ... Shot .656 from the field ... Second on the team with 19 dunks ... Scored eight points at South Carolina ... Had six points and two blocks in 10 minutes at Georgia ... Scored six points and had three rebounds in win over Indiana ... Came off the bench against College of Charleston and responded with 14 points on 7-of-7 shooting ... Grabbed a season-high seven rebounds at North Carolina ... Scored 10 points against UCLA ... Blocked four shots against Mississippi Valley State ... Scored eight points and pulled down two rebounds against Delta Devils ... Was 4-of-4 from the free throw line ... Set record for most blocks by a Wildcat freshman and most blocks by any UK player in his first game, swatting seven Miami (Ohio) shots in season opener ... Started and played 35 minutes against the RedHawks, scoring two points and grabbing six boards ... First UK true freshman since Rajon Rondo and Randolph Morris (2004-05) to start very first game as a Wildcat.

H IGH S CHOOL 2005 Hall of Fame Game MVP ... 2005 Conference MVP ... Two-time all-state and three-time AllDistrict ... Two-time ABCD Camp All-Star ... Averaged a triple-double his junior and senior years in high school, with 15 point, 11 rebounds, 10 blocks and four assists his senior year and 13 points per game, 10 rebounds, and 10 blocked shots his junior year ... Coached at Northside by Rick Lebato.

P ERSONAL Born January 23 ... Son of Renee Stevenson ... Chose Kentucky over Georgia Tech, LSU, Miami (Fla.), Texas, Texas Tech and Wake Forest.

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S TEVENSON ’ S C AREER G AME - BY-G AME S TATISTICS 2006-07 Date Opponent N. 15 MIAMI (OHIO) N. 17 MISS. VALLEY STATE N. 20 DePaul [Maui] N. 21 UCLA [Maui] N. 22 Memphis [Maui] N. 28 COL. of CHARLESTON D. 2 at North Carolina D. 5 vs. Chattanooga D. 9 INDIANA D. 16 at Louisville D. 19 SANTA CLARA D. 22 MASSACHUSETTS D. 30 EASTERN KY. J. 3 HOUSTON J. 6 at Ole Miss J. 10 AUBURN J. 13 MISSISSIPPI STATE J. 16 at South Carolina J. 20 VANDERBILT J. 24 at Georgia J. 28 TENNESSEE F. 3 at Arkansas F. 7 SOUTH CAROLINA F. 10 FLORIDA F. 13 at Tennessee F. 17 at Alabama F. 20 LSU F. 25 at Vanderbilt F. 28 GEORGIA M. 4 at Florida M. 8 Alabama [SEC] M. 9 Mississippi State [SEC] M. 16 Villanova [NCAA] M. 18 Kansas [NCAA] 2007-08 Date Opponent N. 6 CENTRAL ARK. (2K) N. 7 GARDNER-WEBB (2K) N. 21 LIBERTY N. 24 TEXAS SOUTHERN N. 27 STONY BROOK D. 1 NORTH CAROLINA D. 8 at Indiana D. 15 vs. UAB D. 18 at Houston D. 22 TENNESSEE TECH D. 29 SAN DIEGO D. 31 FIU J. 5 LOUISVILLE J. 12 VANDERBILT J. 15 at Mississippi State J. 19 at Florida J. 22 TENNESSEE J. 26 SOUTH CAROLINA F. 2 at Georgia F. 6 at Auburn F. 9 ALABAMA F. 12 at Vanderbilt F. 16 at LSU F. 19 GEORGIA F. 23 ARKANSAS F. 27 OLE MISS M. 2 at Tennessee

Min start-35 start-23 start-12 start-17 start-11 16 12 10 9 10 12 13 4 3 7 12 11 14 2 10 11 5 12 2 5 9 6 9 2 10 10 3 3

Min 11 20 12 3 27 8 26 28 6 start-34 18 5 8 33 23 15 37 36 31 35 33 12 27 28 32 31 37

FG-A 1-3 2-3 1-2 3-3 0-2 7-7 0-1 0-1 3-3 1-1 0-2 2-3 0-0 0-0 1-1 2-2 2-3 4-6 0-0 3-4 1-3 1-2 1-2 0-0 1-2 1-1 0-2

3PT-A 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

FT-A 0-0 4-4 0-0 4-6 0-0 0-3 0-0 0-0 0-2 0-0 2-2 0-0 0-0 0-2 0-2 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-2 0-0 2-2 1-2 0-0 0-0 0-0

0-0 0-0 0-0 2-2 1-1 0-0

0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

FG-A 1-3 2-4 1-1 0-0 8-11 1-1 3-5 2-3 0-0 2-3 2-4 0-0 1-1 0-3 2-3 2-3 6-7 3-8 1-3 4-5 3-4 2-2 1-5 0-4 3-6 3-5 4-8

3PT-A 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

PF 1 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 3 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 2

A 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TO 1 1 1 1 1 3 0 1 1 1 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0

Blk 7 4 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Stl 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

Pts 2 8 2 10 0 14 0 0 6 2 2 4 0 0 2 4 4 8 0 6 4 2 4 1 2 2 0

0-0 1-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

O-D-T 1-5-6 0-2-2 1-2-3 0-4-4 1-2-3 4-0-4 3-4-7 1-0-1 1-2-3 0-0-0 3-2-5 0-4-4 0-2-2 0-0-0 0-1-1 0-1-1 1-1-2 3-1-4 0-0-0 1-1-2 1-1-2 0-0-0 0-2-2 1-0-1 1-3-4 0-3-3 0-1-1 DNP 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-1-1 1-1-2 0-0-0 1-0-1

1 1 1 0 1 0

2 0 0 1 0 0

2 0 1 0 0 1

0 0 1 0 0 0

0 0 0 1 0 0

0 1 0 4 2 0

FT-A 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 2-4 0-0 4-4 0-0 0-0 0-2 2-3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-3 6-6 4-6 2-2 2-2 1-1 0-0 2-2 2-2 1-2 5-6

O-D-T 1-0-1 0-3-3 2-2-4 0-1-1 7-3-10 1-2-3 2-4-6 2-3-5 0-0-0 2-6-8 0-5-5 0-0-0 1-0-1 1-2-3 3-4-7 1-1-2 3-4-7 2-3-5 1-2-3 1-3-4 3-6-9 1-2-3 2-2-4 1-6-7 4-3-7 0-5-5 6-8-14

PF 0 2 1 0 2 5 3 0 1 1 2 0 4 4 5 5 4 1 3 5 3 5 4 1 4 2 1

A 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 1 1 2 1 0 2 1 0 2 1

TO 0 2 2 3 4 0 2 1 0 4 1 0 1 3 0 1 2 3 0 2 1 1 1 1 2 2 1

BS 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 2 1 0 0 0 2 0 5 1 2 1 2 1 3 4 0 6 2

ST 1 0 0 0 3 0 1 1 0 2 0 0 1 5 0 1 0 1 0 2 1 0 0 0 1 2 0

Pts 2 4 2 0 18 2 10 4 0 4 6 0 2 0 4 4 14 12 6 10 8 5 2 2 8 7 13

Date M. 5 M. 9 M. 15 M. 20

Opponent at South Carolina FLORIDA Georgia [SEC] Marquette [NCAA]

2008-09 Date Opponent N. 14 VMI N. 18 at North Carolina N. 22 DELAWARE STATE N. 24 LONGWOOD N. 28 vs. Kansas St.[Vegas] N. 29 vs. West Va. [Vegas] D. 3 LAMAR D. 6 MIAMI (Fla.) D. 7 MISS. VALLEY ST D. 13 INDIANA D. 20 vs. Appalachian St. [L’ville] D. 22 TENNESSEE STATE D. 27 FLORIDA ATLANTIC D. 29 CENTRAL MICHIGAN J. 4 at Louisville J. 10 VANDERBILT J. 13 at Tennessee J. 18 at Georgia J. 21 AUBURN J. 24 at Alabama J. 27 at Ole Miss J. 31 SOUTH CAROLINA F. 3 MISSISSIPPI STATE F. 10 FLORIDA F. 14 at Arkansas F. 17 at Vanderbilt F. 21 TENNESSEE F. 25 at South Carolina F. 28 LSU M. 4 GEORGIA M. 7 at Florida M. 12 vs. Ole Miss [SEC] M. 13 vs. LSU [SEC] M. 17 UNLV [NIT] M. 23 Creighton [NIT] M. 25 Notre Dame [NIT]

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Min 33 36 37 34

FG-A 1-3 6-6 1-3 4-6

3PT-A 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

FT-A 0-0 6-8 2-2 2-2

O-D-T 0-6-6 4-6-10 3-7-10 1-4-5

PF 4 3 4 2

A 1 0 2 2

TO 1 2 1 1

BS 2 5 1 1

ST 1 2 3 0

Pts 2 18 4 10

Min start-40 start-25 start-12 start-27 start-28 start-24 start-19 start-33 start-18 start-32 start-25 start-27 19 start-23 start-31 start-34 start-28 start-25 start-40 start-37 start-34 start-31 start-28 start-30 start-34 start-23 start-30 start-15 start-22 23 start-26 start-36 start-33 start-33 start-38 start-30

FG-A 8-12 0-1 0-2 0-2 0-2 1-2 3-3 3-10 2-2 5-5 3-7 5-8 5-7 0-1 3-5 5-6 3-6 4-6 5-5 3-9 3-5 4-5 2-6 5-8 2-5 1-3 3-4 2-5 3-6 4-7 2-4 4-6 1-3 3-9 6-11 4-9

3PT-A 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-3 0-1 0-0 0-0 1-1 0-0 0-0 1-1 0-0 0-2 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

FT-A 4-7 3-4 4-4 4-4 1-2 2-2 0-0 3-4 2-3 0-0 0-0 2-2 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 4-4 3-4 10-13 1-3 0-2 2-2 0-0 2-4 1-4 0-0 0-0 1-2 0-0 0-0 5-6 3-4 4-7 1-2 0-0

O-D-T 7-7-14 3-4-7 1-3-4 0-4-4 0-3-3 0-0-0 1-3-4 6-2-8 3-9-12 1-8-9 1-4-5 2-5-7 0-6-6 0-4-4 3-3-6 1-1-2 1-3-4 2-4-6 2-10-12 2-10-12 4-3-7 2-9-11 3-3-6 2-6-8 1-4-5 0-2-2 1-4-5 1-0-1 1-3-4 1-2-3 1-2-3 4-4-8 1-1-2 1-3-4 4-5-9 1-5-6

PF 3 5 1 1 4 2 3 4 0 3 3 2 2 1 4 2 5 3 2 2 4 4 3 2 4 2 5 1 2 2 2 3 3 2 3 2

A 2 0 1 4 1 2 1 2 2 1 0 2 1 3 2 2 2 1 1 4 2 4 0 0 1 0 1 0 3 0 0 1 1 2 2 1

TO 2 2 1 0 5 3 2 2 1 3 2 1 1 0 4 1 1 0 5 4 0 2 2 6 3 2 2 2 1 1 4 2 4 1 3 2

BS 4 3 1 3 2 1 0 2 3 6 3 1 2 2 3 3 0 2 4 1 0 4 0 3 5 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 2 2 2 0

ST 2 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 2 0 0 1 1 2 0 1 1 2 1 2 2 2 1 0 0 0

Pts 20 3 4 4 1 4 6 9 6 10 7 12 10 0 7 10 6 13 13 16 7 8 6 10 6 3 6 4 7 8 4 13 5 10 13 8

S TEVENSON ’ S C AREER H IGHS Points FG Made FG Atts 3FG Made 3FG Atts FT Made

20 8 12 1 3 10

Opponent vs. VMI Two times vs. VMI Three times vs. Appalachian State at Alabama

Date 11/14/08

FT Atts Rebounds Assists Steals Blocks Minutes

11/14/08 12/20/08 1/24/09

13 14 4 5 7 40

Opponent at Alabama Two times Three times vs. Vanderbilt Miami (OH) vs. VMI

Date 1/24/09

1/12/08 11/15/06 11/14/08

S TEVENSON ’ S C AREER S TATISTICS Year 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 TOTAL

G-S 33-5 31-2 36-34 100-41

Min.-Avg. FG-A/Pct. 330-10.0 40-61/.656 756-24.4 69-120/.575 1010-28.1 107-197/.543 2096-21.0 216-378/.571

3FG-A/Pct. FT-A/Pct. Reb.-Avg. PF-D 0-0/.000 16-30/.533 71-2.2 22-0 0-0/.000 45-58/.776 158-5.1 81-5 3-10/.300 62-91/.681 213-5.9 96-3 3-10/.300 123-179/.687 442-4.4 199-8

AT 11 27 52 90

TO 22 45 77 144

BS St 26 3 46 28 67 30 139 61

TP-Avg. 96-2.9 193-5.9 279-7.8 558-5.6

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ERICBLEDSOE 6-1 • 190 • FRESHMAN • BIRMINGHAM, ALA. • PARKER

H IGH S CHOOL

C AT S CRATCHES

Averaged 20.3 points, 9.4 rebounds and 11.5 assists per game his senior season…Helped lead Parker High School to a 5A state championship runner-up finish in 2009…Participated in the 2009 Wazoo Sports Derby Festival Basketball Classic presented by Papajohns.com … Named No. 1 Super Senior by Birmingham News ... Ranked the third best point guard in the country and 23th overall by Rivals.com.

Full name: Eric Bledsoe Nickname: Lil Bled Parents: Maureen Reddick Date of Birth: Dec. 9 Place of Birth: Birmingham, AL High School Coach: Stephen Ward/Maurice Ford High School Mascot: Hayes Pacesetter/Parker Thundering Herd

P ERSONAL Son of Maureen Reddick...Chose Kentucky over Cincinnati, Memphis, Alabama and Florida.

DEMARCUSCOUSINS 6-11 • 260 • FRESHMAN • MOBILE, ALA. • LEFLORE

H IGH S CHOOL

C AT S CRATCHES

Averaged 24.1 points, 13.2 rebounds, 4.6 assists, 3.2 blocks and 5.1 steals per game his senior season …Earned Parade and McDonald’s All-American hon ors in 2009...Finished the McDonald’s All-American Game with 14 points and eight rebounds in 17 minutes of play…A member of the 2009 USA Junior National Select Team…Participated in the Jordan Classic All-Star Game and Nike Hoop Summit …Helped lead LeFlore to state semifinal appearances in 2008 and 2009...Ranked the second best recruit in the country by Rivals.com.

Full name: DeMarcus Amir Cousins Nickname: Big Cuz Parents: Monique Cousins Date of Birth: Aug. 13 Place of Birth: Mobile, AL High School Coach: Otis Hughley High School Mascot: Rattlers

P ERSONAL Son of Monique Cousins...Chose Kentucky over N.C. State, Washington and Kansas State.

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DARNELLDODSON 6-7 • 215 • SOPHOMORE • GREENBELT, MD. • MIAMI-DADE CC

C OMMUNITY C OLLEGE

C AT S CRATCHES

Spent his freshman season at Miami-Dade Community College…Averaged 15.7 points and 5.6 rebounds per game…Shot 76.7 percent from the free throw line…Lead the Sharks to a 26-2 regular season record and the Southern Conference championship…Earned first-team All-Southern Conference honors.

Full name: Darnell Adoir Dodson Nickname: D-Dot Parents: David & Hattie Dodson Date of Birth: Sept. 1 Place of Birth: Washington D.C. High School Coach: Glen Farello High School Mascot: Raiders

H IGH S CHOOL Averaged 29.1 points, 2.6 steals and 11 rebounds per game his senior season at Eleanor Roosevelt High School…Holds the all-time scoring record at Eleanor Roosevelt with 1,262 points...Helped lead Eleanor Roosevelt to two straight Maryland Class 4A state Final Four appearances...Averaged 18 points, seven rebounds and four assists as a junior.

P ERSONAL Son of David and Hattie Dodson ... Born in Washington D.C.

JONHOOD 6-6 • 195 • FRESHMAN • MADISONVILLE, KY. • NORTH HOPKINS

H IGH S CHOOL

C AT S CRATCHES

Averaged 29.4 points, 12.9 rebounds, 3.3 assists and 3.1 blocked shots per game his senior season…Posted 18 double-doubles in 22 games as a senior...Named 2009 Kentucky Mr. Basketball…2009 Gatorade Kentucky Player of the Year…Participated in the 2009 Wazoo Sports Derby Festival Basketball Classic, where he scored 13 points…Averaged 29.4 points, 12.9 rebounds, 3.3 assists and 3.1 blocked shots as a junior…Ranked the 40th best recruit by Rivals.com.

Full name: Jon Daniel Hood Nickname: J Hood Parents: Brian & Kelly Hood Date of Birth: May 9 Place of Birth: Henderson, KY High School Coach: James Davis, Marty Cline High School Mascot: Maroons

P ERSONAL Son of Brian and Kelly Hood...Chose Kentucky over Ole Miss, Tennessee and Georgia

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DANIELORTON 6-10 • 255 • FRESHMAN • OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA. • BISHOP MCGUINESS

H IGH S CHOOL

C AT S CRATCHES

Did not compete most of his senior season due to a knee injury…Returned to participate in the 2009 Oklahoma state tournament…Averaged 14 points, 11 rebounds and five blocked shots per game as a junior…Participated in the 2009 Wazoo Sports Derby Festival Basketball Classic, where he scored 12 points…Played in the 2009 Jordan Brand Classic …Ranked the third best center and 22nd best recruit overall by Rivals.com.

Full name: Daniel Joseph Orton Nickname: D.O. Parents: Carolyn & Larry Orton Date of Birth: Aug. 6 Place of Birth: Oklahoma City, OK High School Coach: Tondrell Durham High School Mascot: Fighting Irish

P ERSONAL Son of Carolyn and Larry Orton...Chose Kentucky over Kansas, Oklahoma and Oklahoma State

JOHNWALL 6-4 • 195 • FRESHMAN • RALEIGH, N.C. • WORD OF GOD

H IGH S CHOOL

C AT S CRATCHES

Averaged 22.1 points, 5.5 assists, 5.2 rebounds, 2.0 Full name: John Wall steals per game his senior season…Led Word of God Nickname: Great Wall, Jimmy to a runner-up finish in the North Carolina Class 1A Parents: Frances Pulley state championship game as a senior…MVP of the Date of Birth: Sept. 6 Tournament of Champions at Missouri State Place of Birth: Raleigh, NC University…Received2009 McDonald’s All-American High School Coach: Levi Beckwith Honors…Participated in the 2009 USA Nike Hoop High School Mascot: Summit and Jordan Brand All-America game…Finalist for the Naismith National High School Player of the Year…Averaged 18 points, 10 assists and seven rebounds as a junior…Ranked the No. 1 overall prospect of 2009 by Rivals.com.

P ERSONAL Son of Frances Pulley...Chose Kentucky over Memphis, Miami, N.C. State, Baylor, Duke and Kansas

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HEAD COACH

JOHNCALIPARI CLARION, 1982

fter bringing the University of Massachusetts basketball program to national prominence in the ‘90s and resurrecting the Memphis basketball program in the 2000s, John Calipari became the 22nd coach in UK history, and the seventh in the last 79 years. In 1996, Calipari moved from UMass to the NBA after leading the Minutemen to the Final Four. For his efforts, Calipari was named Naismith National Coach of the Year. Calipari led the Tigers to the 2008 NCAA title game, and Memphis’ 38 wins in 2007-08 made him the winningest coach for a single season in NCAA history. As a result, Calipari was named Naismith National Coach of the Year for a second time in his career. He is only the second coach to receive the honor multiple times since the award’s inception in 1987. Duke’s Mike Krzyzewski is the other to do so. Calipari, the 2009 Sports Illustrated National Coach of the Year, led the Tigers to nine-straight 20-win campaigns and nine-consecutive postseason appearances, the only Memphis coach to do that. He posted 252 wins — 28 wins per season — as the Tigers’ head coach, making him the winningest coach in school history. Calipari’s success began in his first season at Memphis, but it was the last four years that placed him in the NCAA and school record books. The Tigers’ 147 wins the last four seasons made Calipari the winningest coach in a four-year span in NCAA Division I history. His 104 victories in the last three seasons are the second-most in NCAA Division I history over a three-year span. He directed the Tigers to the top of both national polls in 2007-08, becoming the fifth coach in NCAA Division I history to take two different schools to the No. 1 ranking. Calipari led UMass to No. 1 in 1996. He joined Roy Williams, Ralph Miller, Frank McGuire and Eddie Sutton in that elite club. The last four seasons, Calipari directed the Tigers to four-straight 30-win campaigns and is the first coach in NCAA Division I history to record fourstraight 30-win ledgers. With his success at Memphis, Calipari’s overall

T HE C ALIPARI F ILE Personal Birth Date: February 10, 1959 Place of Birth: Strickly, Pa. Wife: Ellen Children: Erin Sue, Megan Rae, Bradley Date Hired at UK: March 31, 2009 Education High School: Moon Area High School, 1978 College: Clarion, 1982 (now Clarion) • Bachelor’s Degree in Marketing • Starting point guard for Clarion State Eagles • Attended and played basketball at UNC-Wilmington (78-80) Coaching Career: Kansas, assistant coach ........................................1983-85 Pittsburgh, assistant coach....................................1986-88 Massachusetts, head coach ..................................1989-96 New Jersey Nets (NBA), head coach ....................1997-99 Philadelphia 76ers (NBA), assistant coach ................2000 Memphis, head coach............................................2001-09 Kentucky, head coach ........................................2010-pres. UMass, head coach 1988-89 ....................................................................10-18 1989-90 ..............................................................(NIT) 7-14 1990-91 ..........................................(NIT Final Four) 20-13 1991-92 ............(A-10 Champ (R/T; NCAA Sweet 16) 30-5 1992-93 ..............(A-10 Champ (R/T; NCAA 2nd Rd.) 24-7 1993-94 ..............(A-10 Champ (R/T; NCAA 2nd Rd.) 28-7 1994-95 ..........(A-10 Champ (R/T; NCAA Elite Eight) 29-5 1995-96............(A-10 Champ (R/T; NCAA Final Four) 35-2 Totals:......................................................................193-71 New Jersey Nets, head coach 1996-97: ....................................................................26-56 1997-98: ............................................(NBA Playoffs) 43-39 1998-99: 3-17 Totals: 72-112 Memphis, head coach 2000-01 ..............................(NIT Final Four) 21-15 2001-02(C-USA Nat’l Div. Champ; NIT Champ) 27-9 2002-03 ....(C-USA Nat’l Div. Champ; NCAA) 23-7 2003-04 (C-USA Champ (R); NCAA 2nd Rd.) 22-8 2004-05.............................. (NIT Final Four) 22-16 2005-06(C-USA Champ (R/T); NCAA Elite Eight) 33-4 2006-07(C-USA Champ (R/T); NCAA Elite Eight) 33-4 2007-08(C-USA Champ (R/T); NCAA Title Game) 38-2 2008-09(C-USA Champ (R/T); NCAA Sweet 16) 33-4 Totals:......................................................................252-69 NCAA Totals: ..(10 conference titles, 11 NCAAs) 445-140

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record soared to 445-140 for an impressive 76.1 winning percentage. His 445 wins are the secondmost in NCAA Division I history in the first 17 years, behind only Roy Williams. Calipari’s 76.1 winning percentage is the thirdhighest among active NCAA Division I coaches with 10 years experience at college basketball’s Division I level, trailing only Roy Williams and Mark Few. On the NCAA Division I list for winning percentage for all coaches (minimum 10 years), Calipari is in 14th place and ahead of Krzyzewski, Jim Boeheim, Bob Huggins and Lute Olson. With his four 30-win seasons at Memphis, Calipari now has six for his career, which is the fourth-most for a head coach in NCAA Division I history. For his career (16 years), Calipari has 15 20-win seasons and nine 25-win campaigns. Much like he did at UMass, when his players graduated at nearly 80 percent, Calipari did the same at Memphis. 18 of the last 21 seniors that came through the Tiger program have earned their bachelor’s degrees. Calipari compiled a 193-71 record (.731) during his eight-year career at Massachusetts, including a 108-44 mark (.684) in Atlantic 10 play. In addition to five-straight NCAA Tournaments, UMass also made two appearances in the NIT, advancing to the NIT final four in 1991. The 1990-91 season was the first of sixstraight seasons in which the Minutemen won at least 20 games. Calipari’s personal 20-win streak has reached the 15-season mark as all of his Memphis clubs won 20-plus games. In his final season at UMass, Calipari was named the 1996 Naismith National Coach of the Year and The Sporting News National Coach of the Year. He was also named the Atlantic 10 Coach of the Year for the third time in four years, as well as Basketball Times East Region Coach of the Year. During the Minutemen’s 35-2 season in 199596, UMass posted wins over Kentucky, Maryland, Wake Forest, Georgia Tech, Syracuse, Virginia Tech and Louisville. UMass ended the regular season ranked No. 1 in the nation in the final regular season poll after being the top-ranked team for nine weeks earlier in the year. The Minutemen also won their first 26 games of the season, setting a school record for most consecutive wins. In addition to his National Coach of the Year honors in 1996, Calipari was a Naismith Coach of

C OACHING AWARDS • 2009 Sports Illustrated National Coach of the Year • 2009 Iba National Coach of the Year Finalist • 2009 C-USA Coach of the Year • 2008 Naismith National Coach of the Year • 2008 C-USA Coach of the Year • 2008 Phelan and Iba National Coach of the Year Finalist • 2007 Phelan National Coach of the Year Finalist • 2007 USBWA District 4 Coach of the Year • 2007 Basketball Times South Region Coach of the Year • 2006 C-USA Coach of the Year • 2004 NABC District 7 Coach of the Year • 1996 Naismith National Coach of the Year • 1996 The Sporting News National Coach of the Year • 1996 Atlantic 10 Coach of the Year • 1995 Naismith National Coach of the Year Finalist • 1994 Naismith National Coach of the Year Finalist • 1994 Atlantic 10 Coach of the Year • 1993 USBWA District I Coach of the Year • 1993 Atlantic 10 Coach of the Year • 1992 Eastern Basketball Coach of the Year.

the Year finalist in 1994 and 1995. He was the USBWA District I Coach of the Year in 1993. At 29, when he was named head coach, Calipari began to build a program from the ground up, going 10-18 his first season before posting a 17-14 record his second year (receiving a bid to the NIT). The Minutemen won their first A-10 championship in 1992 with a 30-5 record, including a 13-3 mark in league play. With a 7771 overtime win over Syracuse in an East Regional second-round game, UMass made its first NCAA Sweet 16 appearance. Calipari left UMass in June of 1996 to become Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations and Head Coach of the New Jersey Nets. He led the Nets to a second-place finish in the NBA’s Atlantic Division and the playoffs in 1998, ending a five-year postseason drought for the franchise. The Nets’ 17-game turnaround from the previous year was the best that season in the NBA. He became a member of the Philadelphia 76ers coaching staff in 1999, rejoining Philadelphia coach Larry Brown, for whom Calipari was an assistant at Kansas. Calipari began his coaching career at Kansas as a volunteer assistant under Ted Owens. In 1983, he was hired as the recruiting coordinator at the University of Vermont, but was swayed back to the nation’s heartland when Brown was hired as head coach at KU. He spent three seasons at

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Kansas (1982-85) before another three-year stint as an assistant coach to Paul Evans at Pittsburgh (1985-88). The 50-year-old lettered two years at North Carolina-Wilmington before transferring to Clarion State. He played point guard at Clarion during the 1981 and 1982 seasons, leading the team in assists and free throw percentage. The Eagles were ranked in the Division II Top 20 both C ALIPARI

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years and participated in the 1981 NCAA Division II Tournament. Calipari and his wife, Ellen, have two daughters, Erin Sue and Megan Rae, and a 12year-old son, Bradley Vincent. Erin recently graduated from UMass and is now in her first year of grad school at Wake Forest, while Megan is a sophomore at UK.

A LL O PPONENTS

Alabama..........................................1-1 Arizona............................................1-1 Arizona State ..................................0-1 Arkansas ........................................3-2 Arkansas-Little Rock ......................2-0 Arkansas-Pine Bluff ........................1-0 Arkansas State ..............................4-0 Austin Peay ....................................5-1 Belmont ..........................................1-0 Boston University ............................4-1 Boston College................................2-0 Bradley............................................1-0 Bucknell ..........................................1-0 Buffalo ............................................1-0 BYU ................................................1-0 Cal State Northridge ......................1-0 Central Connecticut State ..............2-0 Charlotte ........................................2-3 Chattanooga ..................................1-0 Christian Brothers ..........................2-0 Cincinnati ........................................5-7 Cleveland State ..............................1-0 Coastal Carolina..............................1-0 Colorado ........................................1-1 Colorado State ................................1-1 Connecticut ....................................1-2 Dartmouth ......................................1-0 Dayton ............................................1-0 DePaul ............................................4-2 Detroit ............................................1-0 Drexel..............................................1-0 Duke ..............................................0-1 Duquesne......................................11-4 East Carolina ..................................7-0 East Tennessee State ....................1-0 Eastern Kentucky............................1-0 Fairfield ..........................................1-0 Florida ............................................1-0 Florida State....................................1-1 Florida Tech ....................................0-1 Fordham..........................................5-0 Furman ..........................................1-0 George Mason ................................1-0 Georgetown ....................................2-1 George Washington ........................8-9 Georgia Tech ..................................1-1 Gonzaga ........................................4-0 Hartford ..........................................1-0 Harvard ..........................................1-0 Holy Cross ......................................4-1 Houston ........................................17-3 Howard............................................1-0 Illinois..............................................1-1

Iowa .............................................. 0-1 Iowa State ......................................1-0 Jackson State ................................2-0 Kansas............................................0-3 Kansas State ..................................1-0 Keene State ....................................1-0 Kentucky ........................................2-4 Lamar..............................................3-0 LaSalle............................................3-0 Louisiana-Lafayette ........................2-0 Louisiana Tech ................................1-1 Louisville ........................................6-5 Lowell..............................................2-1 Manhattan ......................................2-0 Marist ..............................................1-0 Marshall ..........................................5-0 Marquette........................................3-1 Maryland ........................................4-3 Massachusetts ................................1-0 Memphis ........................................1-0 Miami (Fla.) ....................................0-1 Miami (Ohio) ..................................1-0 Michigan State ................................1-0 Middle Tennessee ..........................3-0 Mississippi ......................................3-3 Mississippi State ............................1-0 Missouri ..........................................1-2 Murray State ..................................1-0 Nevada............................................1-0 New Hampshire ..............................5-0 New Mexico ....................................1-0 New Orleans ..................................1-0 North Carolina ................................1-0 UNC Greensboro ............................1-0 North Carolina State ......................1-0 North Carolina Wilmington ..............1-0 North Texas ....................................1-0 Northeastern ..................................2-1 Northwestern State ........................2-0 Oakland ..........................................1-0 Ohio State ......................................1-0 Oklahoma ......................................4-1 Oklahoma State ..............................0-2 Old Dominion ..................................1-0 Oral Roberts ..................................1-0 Oregon State ..................................1-0 Rice ................................................4-0 Pennsylvania ..................................2-0 Penn State ......................................3-4 Pepperdine......................................1-0 Pittsburgh........................................2-1 Princeton ........................................1-0 Providence ......................................1-1

Purdue ............................................2-1 Rhode Island ................................16-2 Richmond........................................1-0 Rutgers ........................................11-4 Saint Louis ......................................4-3 St. Bonaventure ............................17-1 St. Joseph’s ..................................15-5 St. Mary’s........................................1-0 St. Peter’s ......................................1-0 Samford ..........................................1-0 Santa Clara ....................................1-0 Savannah State ..............................1-0 Seton Hall ......................................1-0 Siena ..............................................4-0 SMU................................................8-0 South Carolina ................................3-0 South Connecticut ..........................1-0 Southeastern Louisiana ..................1-0 Southern Cal ..................................2-0 Southern Miss ..............................15-4 Southwest Texas State....................1-0 Stanford ..........................................2-2 Syracuse ........................................3-2 TCU ................................................5-1 Temple ........................................13-11 Tennessee ......................................3-3 Tennessee Martin............................4-0 Tennessee Tech ..............................1-0 Texas ..............................................1-2 Texas A&M......................................1-0 Texas Arlington ..............................1-0 Towson State ..................................1-0 Tulane ..........................................15-0 Tulsa ............................................11-1 UAB ..............................................14-3 UCF ................................................6-0 UCLA ..............................................2-1 USF ................................................9-1 Utah ................................................1-1 UTEP ..............................................6-0 Vanderbilt........................................1-0 Vermont ..........................................2-0 Villanova ........................................2-0 Virginia............................................0-1 Virginia Tech ..................................2-0 Wake Forest ....................................1-1 Western Kentucky ..........................1-0 West Virginia ................................10-6 Winthrop ........................................1-0 Wisconsin-Milwaukee. ....................1-0 Wofford ..........................................1-0 Xavier..............................................2-2 Yale ................................................1-0

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T OP 10 B EST C AREER S TARTS B Y W INS 15 Seasons Coach, Team ............................................................Seasons ............................W ..............................L..........................Pct. Roy Williams, Kansas ..............................................1989-2003 ..........................418............................101 .......................805 Nolan Richardson, Tulsa & Arkansas ........................1981-95 ............................371............................119 .......................757 Denny Crum, Louisville..............................................1972-86 ............................370............................114 .......................764 John Calipari, UMass & ....................................1989-96, 2001-07 ....................370............................133 .......................736 Memphis .......................................................................... Jim Boeheim, Syracuse ............................................1977-91 ............................369............................114 .......................764 Tubby Smith, ..........................................................1992-2006 ..........................365............................133 .......................733 Tulsa, Georgia & Kentucky .............................................. Rick Pitino, ........................................................1979-83, 86-87, ....................352............................124 .......................739 Boston U., Providence & Kentucky ..............................90-97 John Thompson, Georgetown....................................1973-87 ............................350............................120 .......................745 Bill Self, Oral Roberts, Tulsa, ..................................1994-2008 ..........................349............................137 .......................718 Illinois & Kansas Everett Case, North Carolina St ................................1947-61 ............................347............................105 .......................768 16 Seasons Coach, Team ............................................................Seasons ............................W ..............................L..........................Pct. Roy Williams, Kansas & ..........................................1989-2004 ..........................437............................112 .......................796 North Carolina John Calipari, UMass & ....................................1989-96, 2001-08 ....................408............................135 .......................751 Memphis Jim Boeheim, Syracuse ............................................1977-92 ............................391............................124 .......................759 Nolan Richardson, Tulsa & Arkansas ........................1981-96 ............................391............................132 .......................748 Denny Crum, Louisville..............................................1972-87 ............................388............................128 .......................752 Tubby Smith, ..........................................................1992-2007 ........................387 ..........................145 .......................727 Tulsa, Georgia & Kentucky Jerry Tarkanian, Long Beach St. & ..........................1969-84 ............................375 ............................89.........................808 UNLV Rick Pitino, Boston U., Providence,......................1979-83, 86-87, ....................371............................137 .......................730 Kentucky & Louisville..............................................90-97, 2002 John Thompson, Georgetown....................................1973-88 ............................370............................130 .......................740 Billy Tubbs, Texas St., Lamar & ..........................1972-73, 77-90 ......................363............................153 .......................703 Oklahoma 17 Seasons Coach, Team ............................................................Seasons ............................W ..............................L..........................Pct. Roy Williams, Kansas & ..........................................1989-2005 ..........................504............................120 .......................808 North Carolina John Calipari, UMass & ....................................1989-96, 2001-09 ....................445............................140 .......................761 Memphis .......................................................................... Jim Boeheim, Syracuse ............................................1977-93 ............................439............................143 .......................754 Tubby Smith, Tulsa, Georgia, ..................................1992-2008 ..........................429............................170 .......................716 Kentucky & Minnesota Rick Pitino, Boston U., Providence,......................1979-83, 86-87, ....................427............................150 .......................740 Kentucky & Louisville ..........................................90-97, 2002-03 Denny Crum, Louisville..............................................1972-88 ............................412............................139 .......................748 Bob Huggins, Walsh, Akron & ..................................1981-98 ............................411............................160 .......................720 Cincinnati Nolan Richardson, Tulsa & Arkansas ........................1981-97 ............................409............................146 .......................737 Jerry Tarkanian, Long Beach St. & ..........................1969-85 ............................403 ............................93.........................813 UNLV John Thompson, Georgetown....................................1973-89 ............................399............................135 .......................747 Billy Tubbs, Texas St., Lamar & ..........................1972-73, 77-91 ......................383............................168 .......................695 Oklahoma

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NCAA D IVISION -I A CTIVE W INNINGEST C OACHES (By Percentage - Min. 10 yrs. at Division I level) No. Coach/Team ........................................Yrs. ..........Pct. 1. Roy Williams/UNC ................................21 .............811 2. Mark Few/Gonzaga ..............................10 .............800 3. John Calipari/Kentucky ......................17 .............761 4. Mike Krzyzewski/Duke ..........................34 .............752 5. Rick Pitino/Louisville..............................23 .............737

NCAA D IVISION -I A LL -T IME W INNINGEST C OACHES (By Percentage - Min. 10 yrs. at Division I level) No. Coach ..................................................Yrs. ..........Pct. 1. Clair Bee................................................21 .............826 2. Adolph Rupp..........................................41 .............822 3. Roy Williams* ........................................21 .............811 4. John Wooden ........................................29 .............804 5. Mark Few* ............................................10 .............800 6. John Kresse ..........................................23 .............797 7. Jerry Tarkanian......................................31 .............784 8. Dean Smith............................................36 .............776 13. John Calipari* ......................................16 .............761 Vic Bubas ..............................................10 .............761 * only active coaches in top 15 on all-time list

M ISCELLANEOUS N OTES • Calipari is one of two coaches in NCAA Division-I history to have 400 or more wins in the first 16 years as a head coach. Calipari had 412 wins in his first 16 years. Roy Williams is the other coach to do so. • Calipari is the winningest coach in NCAA Division-I history for a four-year span with 137 victories (2006-09). His 38 wins in 2007-08 are the most coaching victories by a coach in a single season in NCAA Division I history. • Calipari is the first coach in NCAA Division-I history to record four-straight 30-win seasons. Memphis hit the 30-win plateau from 2006-09.

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JOHNROBIC DENISON, 1986

T HE R OBIC F ILE

ohn Robic is in his first season with the Kentucky basketball program but is a long time associate of UK head coach John Calipari. Beginning with their first season together at UMass in 1988-89, where Robic was an assistant under Calipari, the two are entering their 13th season together. And it seems as if the Calipari-Robic duo is a proven combination for thrilling basketball seasons. Similar to those magical years he assisted in at UMass in the 1990s, Robic helped lead Memphis to the program’s most storied era in school history in four seasons at Memphis (2006-09). The last four years, the Tigers won an NCAA record 137 games (137-14 record), while advancing to the 2006 and 2007 NCAA Elite Eights, the 2008 NCAA title game and sweeping the 2006-09 Conference USA regular season and tournament crowns. Memphis had win streaks of 27 games in 2008-09, 26 games in 2007-08 and 25 games in 2006-07, and the Tigers spent each week of the last four years in the national polls. In 2007-08, Robic was a part of the Tigers’ “Dream Season,” which lasted through the NCAA championship game. Memphis set an NCAA record for victories with 38 wins (38-2 mark) and held down the No. 1 spot in both national polls for a school-record five-straight weeks during the season. Prior to 2005-06, Robic directed the Youngstown State program from 1999-2005. During his time there, he and his staff faced a huge challenge as the Penguins moved from the Mid-Continent Conference (Mid-Con) to the Horizon League, one of the nation’s premier basketball conferences that includes Butler (2003, 2007 NCAA Sweet 16) and WisconsinMilwaukee (2005 NCAA Sweet 16). Prior to its move to the Horizon League, Youngstown State put together a tremendous year in the Mid-Con in 2000-01, Robic’s second year at the helm. The Penguins posted a 19-11 overall mark and an 11-5 Mid-Con record. The 19 overall wins were the second-most in 16 seasons, and the 11 league victories tied the school record for most conference wins. Before taking over at Youngstown State, Robic

Coaching Career 1987-88: Kansas, Graduate Assistant 1989-99: UMass, Assistant Coach 2000-05: Youngstown State, Head Coach 2006-09: Memphis, Assistant Coach 2010- : Kentucky, Assistant Coach

served as an assistant for 11 years at UMass for both Calipari and Bruiser Flint. He played an integral role in building the Minutemen into a national power. After a 10-18 mark his first season on staff, Robic helped lead the Minutemen to nine-consecutive winning campaigns. From 1990-96, the Minutemen averaged 26 wins per year and had six-straight 20-win seasons, including two 30-victory campaigns. UMass made the NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 in 1992, Elite Eight in 1995 and Final Four in 1996. It was UMass’ first appearance on college basketball’s largest stage. After Calipari moved on to the NBA, Robic remained at UMass and was elevated to the associate head coach post under Flint from 199799. During his tenure at UMass, the Minutemen posted a 247-111 overall record (.690 winning percentage) and earned nine postseason tournament bids (seven NCAA, two NIT). Prior to joining Calipari at UMass, Robic served as a graduate assistant on Larry Brown’s staff at Kansas for two years (1986-87, 1987-88). A graduate of North Hills High School in Pittsburgh, Pa., Robic attended Walsh College in Canton, Ohio, before transferring to Denison University in Granville, Ohio, where he earned his B.A. in speech communication and physical education in 1986. At Denison, Robic garnered Division III AllAmerica accolades as a senior and was a two-time all-conference performer. He was one of 10 former players to be named to the 10th Anniversary All-Decade Team in the league in 1994. In the fall of 2006, he was inducted into the Denison Athletic Hall of Fame. Robic was inducted into the North Hills High School Hall of Fame in 2004. Robic and his wife, Heidi, have three daughters, Hayley, Alli and Sophie.

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ORLANDOANTIGUA PITTSBURGH, 1995

T HE A NTIGUA F ILE

fter only one season on John Calipariâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s staff at Memphis, Orlando Antigua comes to Kentucky to serve as an assistant coach. When he joined the Memphis staff in 2008, the Tigers were the winningest program over a threeyear span in NCAA Division I, recording 104 victories from 2005-08. So what did Antigua do? He helped coach the Tigers to a 33-4 record and a spot in the 2009 NCAA Sweet 16. For the fourth straight season, the Tigers took the regular season and tournament titles, going undefeated in CUSA three of the four years. Prior to his brief stay in Memphis, Antigua worked at his alma mater, Pittsburgh. During his five years at Pitt, he helped lead the Panthers to an overall record of 132-40 (.767 winning percentage) and a Big East Conference mark of 55-27 (.670 winning percentage). Pittsburgh recorded five-straight 20-win campaigns and won 10 or more league games five-consecutive years. The Panthers had just as much success in the postseason during Antigua's years. Pitt won the 2003-04 Big East regular season crown and advanced to four Big East Tournament championship games in his five years on staff, claiming the 2008 league postseason title. The Panthers earned NCAA Tournament bids all five of Antigua's years and advanced to the Sweet Sixteen in 2004 and 2007. Antigua's first stint with Pittsburgh was his collegiate playing days from 1991-95. A four-year letterwinner and two-time team captain, Antigua ranks in the top 15 on the Panthers' all-time 3pointers made (14th with 117 treys), blocked shots (14th with 78 swats) and career 3-point percentage (seventh at 38.6 percent). A 1992 Big East Conference All-Rookie Team pick, Antigua helped lead the Panthers to an 1816 record and a National Invitation Tournament (NIT) berth as a freshman. The following year, Antigua's Panthers went 17-11 and earned an NCAA Tournament bid. In 1994, he was named the United States Basketball Writers' Association (USBWA) Most Courageous Athlete, an honor presented annually to the college basketball player who displays courage on and off the court. Antigua graduated from Pittsburgh with a degree

Coaching Career 2004-08: Pittsburgh, Assistant Coach 2009: Memphis, Assistant Coach 2010: Kentucky, Assistant Coach

in social sciences in December 1995. After graduation, Antigua was selected to play for the world-renowned Harlem Globetrotters, becoming the first player of Latin American descent to play for the squad. Nicknamed "Hurricane" for his dazzling moves, Antigua played with the Globetrotters for seven years until 2002. Antigua also played in the Puerto Rico Superior Basketball League for eight years, and in both 199495 and 1997-98, he was a member of the Dominican Republic national team. Because of his dedication to the community, Antigua was named one of the nation's top 100 most influential Hispanic Americans by Hispanic Business magazine. Prior to rejoining the Panthers' program, Antigua served as an assistant basketball coach at nearby Mt. Lebanon High School in 2002-03. A Dominican Republic native who was raised in Bronx, N.Y., Antigua recovered from a 1988 Halloween incident where he was shot in the head near his left eye. Undeterred by the incident, Antigua quickly returned to the playing court two weeks later and went on to play three seasons at Pittsburgh with the slug in his head. Doctors initially ruled out removing the bullet as being too risky, but Antigua began suffering severe headaches. Antigua's family also went through a period of homelessness. The oldest of three brothers, Antigua was credited with keeping the family together while housing was secured. He overcame these difficulties and went on to serve as student council president at St. Raymond's High School. As a member of the school's basketball squad, Antigua played a major role in the team's New York Catholic League championship run. As a senior, he earned McDonald's All-America and Parade magazine All-America second-team honors and was also named All-New York City. Fluent in Spanish, Antigua and his wife, Dana, have two children; a son, Orlando Anthony, and a daughter, Olivia.

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RODSTRICKLAND DEPAUL

T HE S TRICKLAND F ILE

od Strickland makes his first foray into coaching this season as a first-year assistant coach. A two-time All-America at DePaul and a 17-year NBA veteran, Strickland brings a wealth of collegiate and professional experience to John Calipari’s Kentucky staff. Strickland began his tenure under Calipari as Director of StudentAthlete Development/Manager at Memphis in fall 2006, and in the summer of 2008, he was named Director of Basketball Operations for the Tigers. As Director of Basketball Operations, Strickland monitored academics, coordinated recruiting visits and assisted with travel plans. With Strickland on staff, Memphis posted a 104-10 record and continued to dominate Conference USA. In his three seasons with the Tigers, the team won three-consecutive C-USA regular season and tournament titles. Memphis reached the Sweet Sixteen of the NCAA Tournament in 2009 and advanced to the Elite Eight in 2007. In 2008, the Tigers competed in the NCAA Tournament championship game and set the NCAA Division I record for victories in a single season with a 38-2 record. The New York City native went to Memphis after a lengthy and successful career in the NBA. The 6-foot-3 guard was an NBA first round draft pick of the Knicks in 1988, and during his career, Strickland played for New York, San Antonio, Portland, Washington, Miami, Minnesota, Orlando, Toronto and Houston. Strickland played in 1,094 games and scored over 14,000 points (13.2 career average) and dished out nearly 8,000 assists (7.3 career average).

Coaching Career 2009: Memphis, Director of Operations 2010: Kentucky, Assistant Coach

The 1997-98 NBA campaign with Washington was Strickland’s best, as he averaged a doubledouble with 17.8 points and 10.5 assists. His 10.5 assist average led the NBA that year, and he was selected to the All-NBA second team. That year, Strickland also became only the 25th player in NBA history to record 10,000 points and 5,000 assists. He also ranked among the NBA’s top 10 in assists in the 1991-92 (fifth), 1993-94 (sixth), 1994-95 (fifth) and 1995-96 (fourth) seasons. Prior to his time in the NBA, Strickland enjoyed a stellar career at DePaul. A 1987 and 1988 All-America pick, Strickland helped lead the Blue Demons to four-straight NCAA Tournament appearances from 1985-88, including Sweet Sixteen showings in 1986 and 1987. The four-time Blue Demon letterwinner ranks among the program’s career leaders in scoring average (eighth; 16.6 ppg), assists (third; 557) and steals (second; 204). In September of 2008, Strickland was inducted into the New York City Basketball Hall of Fame. Joining Strickland in the 19th induction class were Kenny Anderson, Louis Bender, Pete Gillen, Joe Goldstein, Bob McCullough, Sam Perkins and Eddie Younger. Strickland and his wife, Cheryl, have four children; Torin, Tai, Terell and Tanner.

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TIM ASHER BASKETBALL VIDEO COORDINATOR (8TH SEASON)

im Asher is in his eighth year as the Wildcats’ Basketball Video Coordinator after serving the 12 previous seasons as the team’s traveling videographer. In addition, he has worked on the UK football team video staff for the past 21 years. In his role, Asher oversees all of the basketball program’s video needs, including maintaining the Wildcats’ sophisticated editing system. He was heavily involved in the design & integration of video throughout the Joe Craft Center. Asher, 49, started his own company, Idle Minds Productions, in 1987, which provides video services for various networks, documentaries and commercials. He’s been employed as a free-lance trainer and demo artist on non-linear video systems for Sony Corporation since 1995, served as a field production specialist for WLEX-TV and as a producer/director then production manager for WDKY-TV. Asher earned his bachelor’s degree in communications from Morehead State University. A native of Olive Hill, Ky., he and his wife Cindy have a 11-year-old daughter, Laura.

A native of Maysville, Ky., Commodore is a graduate of Mason Country High School. In high school he ran track, and was a member the regional champion football and basketball teams. Commodore also received all-region honors in football and basketball. Holding a bachelor’s degree in physical education with a concentration in sports management, Commodore is currently working toward a Master’s of Science in sports leadership. He plans to graduate in 2010.

TONY DELK ASSISTANT DIR. OF BASKETBALL OPERATIONS (1ST SEASON)

ony Delk is in his first season as member of the UK men’s basketball staff, but is plenty familiar with the tradition of Kentucky basketball. Delk (1993-96), a second team AP All-American in 1996 helped guide the Wildcats to the 1996 NCAA Championship. UK’s all-time leader in three-point field goals made (283), Delk ranks fifth on UK's all-time scoring list with 1,890 career points. He was the Wildcats’ leading scorer in his sophomore, junior and senior seasons and capped a remarkable career tying the NCAA championship game record with seven three-point field goals and en route to Final Four MVP honors. The 16th overall pick of the Charlotte Hornets in the 1996 NBA Draft, Delk turned in a 10-year career in the NBA. He scored 14 points in his NBA debut in 1996 and made his NBA Playoffs debut in 1997, averaging 10.3 ppg in three games. At the beginning of the ’98 season he was traded to Golden State where he averaged 10.4 points. Delk had a career night with the Phoenix Suns on Jan. 2, 2001 when he exploded for 53 points on 20-for-27 shooting against the Sacramento Kings. It was during that season with the Suns that he enjoyed his most productive season, averaging a career best 12.3 ppg. The Brownsville, Tenn. native finished his career with 4,957 points, a 9.1 ppg average. At the conclusion of his NBA career, Delk traveled overseas playing professionally in Greece for traditional power Panathinaikos. In 2007, he helped lead the Shamrock to the Euroleague Championship. In 2003, Delk founded the Taylor Delk Sickle Cell Foundation, a nonprofit organization in

TERRENCE COMMODORE GRADUATE MANAGER (3RD SEASON)

fter two years of work with the Kentucky men’s and women’s basketball programs, Terrence Commodore begins his first year as a member of head coach John Calipari’s staff. Commodore began working at Kentucky as an intern after graduating from Eastern Kentucky University in May 2007. That summer, Commodore worked in the women’s basketball office, and staffed the men’s and women’s summer basketball camps. Currently, Commodore serves as a graduate manager. His primary responsibility will be to assist the Director of Camps and Clinic with administrative and marketing duties. Commodore also assists players with off-court responsibilities.

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Brownsville, Tennessee. The Taylor Delk Sickle Cell Foundation is named after Tony's daughter, Taylor, who has sickle cell disease. The foundation is dedicated to improving the quality of life for children and families affected by sickle cell disease. More information on the foundation and the sickle cell disease can be found at www.tdscf.org. Delk’s primary responsibilities on the UK staff will be to assist the Director of Basketball Operations with office administrative duties, compliance forms and communications with the players. He has three daughters Taylor, Bella and Trinity.

ASST. DIRECTOR MEDIA RELATIONS (4TH SEASON)

ohn Hayden is in his fourth season at working with the men’s basketball program after being named Assistant Director of Media Relations in July of 2006. He spent six years in the same position at the University of Alabama where he directed the media and public relations efforts for the football, softball, women’s soccer and men's cross country and track and field programs. During his tenure with Alabama, the softball team made four appearances at the College World Series (2000, 2003, 2005, 2006). After graduating from Alabama in December of 1998 with a degree in broadcasting, Hayden served as an intern in the media relations department with the Chicago White Sox’s AA affiliate, the Birmingham Barons, during the 1999 season. In addition to his responsibilities with men’s basketball, Hayden also works with the women’s soccer team. A Paducah, Ky., native, Hayden is the son of Bernard and Cathy Hayden and recently married the former Maria Angelini of Pittsburgh.

TODD FORCIER STRENGTH & CONDITIONING (3RD SEASON)

odd Forcier begins his third season as the head strength and conditioning coach for the University of Kentucky men's basketball program. Forcier came to UK after spending five years at Syracuse University. During his tenure, Syracuse won two Big East Championships and the 2003 National Championship. Prior to his time with the Orange, Forcier served as the basketball strength coach at The University of Dayton for four years. He also spent a year (1997-98) as assistant strength coach at UNLV and three years (1993-96) as assistant to the head strength coach with the NBA’s Seattle Supersonics. For the past 12 summers, Coach Forcier has worked in the NBA summer league and the NBA pre-draft combine. Highly regarded as one of the best in his field, Forcier’s professional credentials of Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS), Licensed Massage Therapist (LMT) and Performance Enhancement Specialist (PES) allow him to help each athlete maximize their athletic potential. The Seattle, Wash. native graduated from Washington State University in 1999 with a degree in Kinesiology. His brother, Chad Forcier, is an assistant basketball coach for the NBA's San Antonio Spurs, while his sister, Jade Hayes, is the girl’s basketball coach at Bellevue Christian High School in Bellevue, Washington. Forcier and his wife, Shannon, reside with their two children, Emma and Cash, in Lexington.

MARTIN NEWTON DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS (1ST SEASON)

artin Newton is in his first season with the Kentucky basketball program, serving as the Director of Basketball Operations.

Prior to joining Coach John Calipari’s staff, Newton worked with Nike as Nike College Basketball Manager for 13 years, forming relationships with some of the highest profile collegiate basketball programs and personalities throughout the nation. Before working with Nike, Newton spent 13 years working with Converse in sales and promotions and sports marketing. Newton is no stranger to Kentucky basketball, having served as the television color commentator on the Big Blue Sports Network from 1996-2006. Prior to that, he served as

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the color commentator for the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers’ basketball broadcasts. A graduate of Samford University in Birmingham, Ala., Newton was a four-year starter at point guard for the Bulldogs, who he led in assists for four consecutive years. Newton is married to the former Cindy Smith of Tuscaloosa, Ala. Together they have three children, Katie, Madison and Charles “Newty,” who is currently a freshman basketball player at Tennessee Tech University.

ASSOCIATE AD/MEDIA RELATIONS (2ND SEASON)

eWayne Peevy is in his second year as the associate athletic director of media relations at the University of Kentucky. Peevy, who joined UK in August 2008, oversees the public relations efforts for the entire athletics department in addition to his duties as the primary contact for UK’s nationally recognized men’s basketball program. Upon his hiring, Peevy has also pioneered a 22sport wide UK blog, an innovative and rare addition to a media relations department, and he oversees the award-winning Kentucky sports publication department. Additionally, Peevy coordinates interviews with local and national media for head coach John Calipari and the men’s basketball team, he is the editor of the basketball media guide and he is the spokesman for the storied program. The Birmingham, Ala., native also serves on the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Final Four Media Coordination Committee and he previously served as the sports information director representative on the board of the United States Basketball Writers Association. Peevy came to UK after spending eight years at the Southeastern Conference. He was responsible for the day-to-day publicity of the SEC men’s basketball. A graduate of the University of Montevallo, Peevy served as the media director of the SEC Men’s Basketball Tournament from 2004-08. Prior to his time at the SEC, Peevy spent nearly three years at his alma mater where he oversaw and handled all media and promotional operations for all nine varsity sports. He received six national publication awards from the College Sports Information Directors of America at Montevallo. Peevy also served as the assistant information director at the Gulf South Conference from September 1996 to October 2007. Peevy received his bachelor of business administration degree in accounting from the University of Montevallo in 1996. He and his wife, Allison, have two children, Kaitlyn, 9, and Braden, 2.

SCOTT PADGETT ASST. STRENGTHCOACH (1ST SEASON)

cott Padgett is in his first season on John Calipari’s staff serving as assistant strength coach. However, Padgett is no stranger to the Kentucky tradition, having played for UK from 1995-99. He helped lead the Wildcats to the 1998 NCAA Championship where he was named to the All-NCAA Final Four team, as well as the AllNCAA Regional team and All-SEC during the regular season. He also helped the Cats to the 1997 NCAA Championship game and was named to the 1997 All-NCAA Final Four Team in the process. A 1998 Wooden All-American and twotime All-SEC performer, Padgett got it done in the classroom as well, earning Academic All-SEC honors in 1998 and 1999. He also ranks 32nd on UK’s all-time scoring list with 1,252 points. The 28th overall pick by the Utah Jazz in the 1999 NBA Draft, Padgett spent eight years in the NBA. In four seasons with the Jazz, Padgett tallied 1,142 point. During the 2002-03 season, he was one of three Utah players to see action in every single game. He spent the next two seasons (2003-04 and 2004-05) with the Houston Rockets during which time he connected on .408 (78-191 3FG) of his shots from 3-point range. After playing the 2005-06 season with the New Jersey Nets, the Louisville, Ky. native resigned with the Rockets for the 2006-07 season before being traded to the Memphis Grizzlies where he finished out his career. Padgett is married to the former Cynthia Dozier, who was a stand-out volleyball player at UK. They have three children, Logan, Lucas and Layla.

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CHAD SANDERS

As the Tigers’ head manager from 2004-07, Settle was a part of a successful run in school history. The Tigers won 88 games from 2004-05 through 2006-07, including 33 victories in 2005-06 and 2006-07. Memphis captured consecutive Conference USA regular season and tournament titles and advanced to the NCAA Tournament Elite Eight those two seasons. The 2004-05 squad played in the C-USA Tournament title game and advanced to the NIT final four. Prior to his tenure at Memphis, Settle was a team manager for the Idaho Vandal basketball team in the 2003-04 campaign. From 2001-03, he attended Vincennes University in Vincennes, Ind., where he earned his associate degree in science. A Danville, Ind., native, Settle graduated high school from Danville Community High School.

GRADUATE MANAGER (4TH SEASON)

had Sanders enters his fourth season, first as graduate manager, with the Kentucky basketball program. Sanders began his work with the team as a student manager under the late Bill Keightley. Now a graduate manager, Sanders directs the team of managers and serves as their liaison to the coaching staff. He also helps coordinate practices, and assists the equipment manager and student managers with on and off-court duties. A native of Crestwood, Ky., Sanders is a graduate from South Oldham High School. He competed in basketball and golf during his time at South Oldham. Earning bachelor’s degrees in finance and management, Sanders graduated from Kentucky in 2009. He is currently set to graduate in 2011 with a Master’s of Science in sports leadership.

CHRIS SIMMONS HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER (1ST SEASON)

BRYAN SETTLE

hris Simmons begins his first season as head athletic trainer for men’s basketball at the University of Kentucky after serving three seasons in a similar position at the University of Memphis. Simmons was a member of the Tiger staff that helped direct Memphis to three consecutive recordsetting seasons. While at Memphis, he was involved in all aspects of the Tigers’ day to day medical needs. In his first year on staff in 2006-07, Memphis posted a 33-4 overall record, won the Conference USA regular season and tournament titles and advanced to the NCAA Tournament Elite Eight. In fact, Simmons’ around-the-clock aid on Chris Douglas-Roberts’ sprained ankle in between the NCAA Tournament second round and the region semifinal got the Tiger guard ready for action with only a three-day turnaround. En route to the NCAA title contest in the 2007-08 season, Simmons’ quick work on Derrick Rose’s cut above his eye suffered in the South Region semifinal game against Michigan State aided the Tigers’ postseason run. Rose finished the Michigan State game and had a tremendous performance against Texas in the regional final to claim the NCAA South Region MVP honor. In the summer of 2008, Simmons also served as

EQUIPMENT MANAGER (1ST SEASON)

ryan Settle is in his first year working with the Kentucky basketball program, but his sixth year on John Calipari’s staff. Settle will serve as the equipment manager for the Wildcats. Settle spent two years as the video coordinator for the Memphis Tiger basketball program. During the previous three years (2004-07) at Memphis, he served as the team’s head manager while completing his undergraduate work at the university. He earned his bachelor’s degree in sport and leisure studies in May 2007. Settle was a member of the Tiger staff during its most memorable season in school history in 200708. Memphis won an NCAA record 38 games (38-2 record) and advanced to the NCAA Tournament championship game. The Tigers swept the Conference USA regular season and tournament titles and won the NCAA South Region crown en route to the NCAA Tournament final.

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athletic trainer for the Conference USA All-Star team that played a three-game exhibition tour against the Chinese National Team in China. Prior to his time at Memphis, Simmons spent the 2005-06 basketball season as Head Athletic Trainer/Coordinator of Basketball Ops with the Arkansas RimRockers of the NBA DL. No stranger to the Southeastern Conference, Simmons earned his master’s in sport management in 2004. During his tenure with the Razorbacks, he served as a graduate assistant athletic trainer for football. Prior to his time at Arkansas, he served as an athletic training intern with the National Football League’s Cleveland Browns. Simmons is a 2002 graduate of the University of Memphis with a bachelor’s degree in exercise and sport science.

In addition to his responsibilities with the men’s basketball program, Stone serves as the academic counselor for Kentucky’s baseball team. Under his guidance, the men’s basketball and baseball teams have consistently improved the team GPA throughout his tenure. Stone is an active member of the National Association of Academic Advisors for Athletics. He currently serves as the Region II Representative for the Student-Athlete Recognition Committee which honors studentathletes who have overcome great obstacles to achieve academic success while participating in intercollegiate athletics. Stone received both a B.S. in economics and a B.B.A. in marketing (1997), as well as his masters in sports management (2002) from UK.

The native of McComb, Miss., is a certified member of the National Athletic Trainers’ Association.

JASON WALBERG

MICHAEL STONE

DIRECTOR OF CAMPS & CLINICS (1ST SEASON)

ACADEMIC COUNSELOR (11TH SEASON)

ason Walberg is in his first season with the Kentucky basketball program, and his second year serving on John Calipari’s staff. His primary duties include being in charge of the John Calipari Basketball School, satellite camps, coaches’ clinic, women’s clinic and coaches’ retreat. In addition he also aids in film exchange, breakdown and assists the coaching staff. The son of Vance Walberg, the creator of the dribble drive motion offense, Jason offers an extensive knowledge of the offense to the UK coaching staff. The Fresno, Calif., spent last season with Calipari in Memphis after completing his collegiate playing career at Pepperdine in 200708. In two seasons on Pepperdine’s Malibu campus, Walberg averaged 9.8 points, 2.6 assists and 2.1 rebounds. He played in 22 career games for the Waves and started seven. As a senior in 2007-08, he averaged 8.5 points, 2.5 assists, 2.1 rebounds and 1.2 steals. Walberg, who netted double-figures five times his senior year, scored a season-high 22 points against Northern Arizona, which included an 11for-11 effort at the free throw line. He also scored 17 points and hit three treys versus BYU. He played in six games his senior campaign in 2006-07, but suffered a season-ending knee injury and missed the remainder of the year. Following

J ichael Stone is entering his 12th year working with student-athletes in the Center for Academic and Tutorial Services (CATS) and his 11th year working with the men’s basketball team. Stone, a native of Clay City, Ky., has had a positive impact on the Kentucky men’s basketball program during his tenure. A tireless worker, Stone has assisted current and former studentathletes in their academic responsibilities and post-graduation aspirations. He has been instrumental in the recent success of the Wildcats in the classroom. Last season, the men’s basketball team received an NCAA APR public recognition award for placing in the top 10 percent of the nation’s Division I men’s basketball APR scores. They were the only men’s basketball team in the Southeastern Conference to receive the public recognition award. A mere sampling of Stone’s duties include; overseeing the nightly functions of the CATS Center, monitoring study hall for student-athletes from each of Kentucky’s 22 sports and overseeing the CATS Academic Graduate/Academic Service Assistant program.

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BRANDON WEEMS

the season, Walberg was granted a sixth year of eligibility by the NCAA. Before transferring to Pepperdine, Walberg spent two years (2004-05, 2005-06) at Saint Mary’s. In the 2004-05 campaign, Walberg played in all 34 games and made 20 starts. He averaged 4.2 points, 2.2 rebounds and 1.1 assists in helping lead the Gaels to the NCAA Tournament. Walberg played only four minutes of Saint Mary’s NCAA Tournament first round game versus Southern Illinois, suffering a knee injury that forced him to redshirt the 2005-06 season. Earlier in the 2004-05 season, Walberg scored 11 points in an 81-66 loss to Memphis in the Coaches vs. Cancer semifinal in New York City. Walberg earned his bachelor’s degree in Communications from Saint Mary’s in 2006 and his master’s degree in Educational Technology from Pepperdine in 2007.

GRADUATE MANAGER (1ST SEASON)

randon Weems enters his first season with the Kentucky basketball program as a graduate assistant after graduating from Walsh University with an impressive basketball career. With a degree in business management, Weems graduated from Walsh in 2008. At Walsh, Weems was a member of the 2005 NAIA Division II Men’s Basketball National Championship team. In addition to the national championship, Weems and the program won four conference championships. Weems also received All-America honors, led the country in assists his junior season, and stands second at Walsh for all-time assists. As a senior, Walsh named Weems as Male Athlete of the Year. Weems is a native of Akron, Ohio, and a graduate of St. Vincent-St. Mary High School. While at St. Vincent-St. Mary, Weems won two state championships and a national championship. As a graduate manager, his primary responsibility will be to assist with the video department in film preparation, film exchange, film breakdown along with serving as the liaison between the video department and the coaching staff. He plans to graduate from Kentucky with a Master’s of Science in sports leadership in 2011.

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S TAFF

2009-10 Kentucky Medical Staff From Left: Student athletic trainer Tristan Moorman Head Athletic Trainer Chris Simmons, Dr. James Jagger, Dr. Scott Mair

2009-10 Managers From Left: Andrew Rogers, Will Barton, Chad Sanders, Will Martin, Bryan Settle, Craig Callihan, Will Campbell, Mark Evans, Brett Miller

Linda Carmack

Jamie Holloway

Lunetha Pryor

Paige Marcus

Allie Schick

Men’s Basketball Administrative Asst.

Media Relations Office Coordinator

Men’s Basketball Administrative Asst. to Head Coach

Men’s Basketball Student Assistant

G AMEDAY S TAFF

Lee Mills

Patrick Whitmer

Marcia Stone

Kenny Bourne

Donnie Adkins

Mike Rogers

Committee of 101 President

Public Address Announcer

Statistics Director

Official Scorer

Shot Clock

Scoreboard Operator

UK ATHLETICS M EDICAL T EAM

Christian Latterman, M.D. Orthopaedic Team Physician

Darren Johnson, M.D

Scott Mair, M.D.

James Jagger, M.D.

Rob Hosey, M.D.

Orthopaedic Team Physician

Head Team Physician

Associate Head Team Physician

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PRESIDENT

DR. LEE T. TODD JR. University President (Seventh Year) Kentucky, 1968

ee T. Todd, Jr. became the 11th president of the University of Kentucky on July 1, 2001, after serving as senior vice president of IBM’s Lotus Development Corp. President Todd is the sixth UK alumnus to hold the presidency. President Todd has concentrated his efforts and energies on helping his alma mater achieve a greater level of national prominence. He launched the University of Kentucky’s top-20 Business Plan in December 2005. The plan is a quantitative analysis highlighting what it will take for UK to achieve its state-mandated goal of building a Top 20 public research university. Widely hailed as the first business plan by a public university in the nation, UK’s plan garnered widespread national attention. It has been featured by national media outlets and recognized by peer institutions, as several higher education leaders have visited UK’s campus to learn more about the Business Plan approach. He continues to champion UK’s outreach efforts. President Todd launched a universityfunded research program called the Commonwealth Collaboratives. The initiative features 36 of UK’s top research teams, who are focused on solving the intrinsic problems that have held the state back from reaching its full potential. It is part of UK’s effort to ensure that its research hits the ground in Kentucky and changes lives throughout the Commonwealth. President Todd has spearheaded an effort to revitalize health care in Kentucky. In June 2006, UK unveiled the Commonwealth’s Medical Campus of the Future, a multi-phased project aimed at providing Kentuckians with cuttingedge, 21st century health care. As part of the revamped academic medical campus, UK will construct a new, one million square foot University of Kentucky Albert B. Chandler Hospital and a new College of Pharmacy. President Todd is chair of the board of directors and executive committee for the Association of Public and Land-grant Universities. He also is president of the Southeastern Conference executive committee. President Todd serves on the equitable resources

UK B OARD

T RUSTEES

(as of July 6, 2009) Mira S. Ball, Chair Stephen P. Branscum, Vice Chair Edward Britt Brockman Penelope A. Brown Jo Hern Curris Dermontti F. Dawson Carol Martin (Bill) Gatton Ann Brand Haney Pamela T. May, Secretary Everett McCorvey Billy Joe Miles Sandy Bugie Patterson Erwin Roberts Charles R. Sachatello C. Frank Shoop Ryan Smith James W. Stuckert Ernest J. Yanarella Barbara Young

UK Athletic Board (as of July 6, 2009) Charles Arnold Frank Butler Charles S. Cassis Dermontti F. Dawson Luther Deaton Joseph L. Fink III Carol Martin (Bill) Gatton Victor Hazard Scott Kelley Kathi Kern C. Frank Shoop Kumble Subbaswamy Lee T. Todd, Jr. Bruce Walcott Lionel Williamson Emeritus Member S. T. Roach

board of directors and is chair of the Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education’s Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics Task Force. He is chair of the National Consortium for Continuous Improvement in Higher Education’s Leveraging Excellence Award selection panel. President Todd also is a member of the Business Higher Education Forum and the Council on Competitiveness. He is married to the former Patricia Brantley, a UK graduate who earned her master’s degree from Simmons College in Boston. They have two adult children, UK graduates Troy and Kathryn.

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ATHLETICS DIRECTOR

MITCHBARNHART Director of Athletics (Seventh Year) Ottawa University, 1981

itch Barnhart is in his eighth year at the University of Kentucky, with unparalleled accomplishments in his past and unprecedented goals for the future. When he arrived in 2002, Barnhart’s first move was to totally support all 22 varsity sports with the maximum number of scholarships and coaches, along with the facilities, equipment and support staff needed to make those teams successful. The commitment to fully fund every sport produced never-before-seen successes in UK athletics, with first-ever Southeastern Conference championships in baseball, men’s golf and women’s tennis. Perhaps the biggest on-field turnaround has been in football, where Barnhart’s hire of Rich Brooks has led the Wildcats to bowl wins in three consecutive years, the first time that has been accomplished in UK’s 117 seasons in the sport. In order to make the dreams a reality, Barnhart spearheaded record-breaking growth in philanthropic giving, ticket sales and a comprehensive multi-media rights agreement. Barnhart’s connection to UK student-athletes is evident by his individual interaction and dedication to provide the support services necessary to meet their needs. UK Athletics spends more than $1.5 million annually on its nationally renowned Center for Academic and Tutorial Services. He also began the CATSPYs, an annual awards program that honors the best of UK Athletics. Additional initiatives begun under Barnhart’s leadership include the UK Athletics Hall of Fame and the Joe Craft Center, a $30 million facility that includes new practice and administrative space for a variety of sports.

Barnhart’s influence reaches far beyond the fields of competition. Despite athletics’ urgent financial needs, Barnhart initiated a $1.2 million annual contribution to the University’s scholarship program, a contribution that is being increased to $1.7 million this year. Social responsibility in the Commonwealth of Kentucky is a priority for Barnhart, who has been extremely active in community service and encourages the UK athletics staff to do the same. Not content with past successes, Barnhart’s ambitious course for the future was revealed with his recent announcement of the “15x15x15” plan. The goals are to win at least 15 conference or national championships and rank among the NCAA’s top 15 athletic programs by 2015 – all of which would represent unprecedented achievements for UK Athletics – while continuing to expand UK Athletics’ service to the local community and commonwealth of Kentucky. Another goal of the initiative is a cumulative 3.0 grade-point average for UK’s 500 student-athletes. Barnhart arrived at Kentucky from Oregon State, where he served four successful years (19982002) as athletics director. Before his term at OSU, he worked in athletics administration posts at Tennessee (1986-98), Southern Methodist University (1983-86), Oregon (1983) and San Diego State (1982-1983). Barnhart, 50, is a native of Kansas City, Kan. He received his bachelor’s degree from Ottawa University (Kansas) in 1981 and a masters in sports administration from Ohio University in 1982. He and his wife, the former Connie Brown, have three children, Kirby, Blaire and Scott.

B A S K E T B

TOTAL 96 116

DEF 10 4

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OFF 86 112

DEADBALL REBOUNDS: Kentucky Opponents

Total 2669 2386

2nd 1400 1250

1st 1269 1136

Pts/Avg 854/23.7 609/17.9 279/7.8 169/5.5 191/5.3 139/4.2 149/4.1 123/3.6 58/2.0 56/1.9 22/1.5 10/1.0 4/0.7 3/0.4 3/0.243

238 2669/74.1 279 2386/66.3

Stl 48 21 30 22 27 24 31 9 7 15 3 1 0 0 0

238 133

Blk 5 70 67 9 22 14 5 20 14 8 0 4 0 0 0

933-1940 .481 822-2114 .389

TO 96 66 77 57 64 75 80 26 15 40 2 3 0 1 2 6 610 517

36 36

l--REBOUNDS--l Off-Def-Tot-Avg PF-FO A 19-103-122-3.4 69-0 63 92-224-316-9.3 76-1 67 64-149-213-5.9 96-3 52 39-81-120-3.9 52-0 48 31-80-111-3.1 92-5 72 6-71-77-2.3 54-0 92 8-53-61-1.7 72-2 92 33-52-85-2.5 37-0 8 13-21-34-1.2 36-2 7 16-39-55-1.8 25-1 51 6-11-17-1.1 12-0 9 2-6-8-0.8 5-0 3 0-1-1-0.2 0-0 0 0-2-2-0.3 4-0 1 0-4-4-0.3 1-0 2 55-49-104-2.9 3 202-572 .353 601-777 .773 384-946-1330-36.9 634-14 567 256-728 .352 486-704 .690 442-709-1151-32.0 665-22 372

l-----TOTAL-----l l-----3-PTS-----l GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct 36-36 1237/34.4 263-568 .463 117-288 .406 211-234 .902 34-34 1147/33.7 240-398 .603 0-1 .000 129-168 .768 36-34 1010/28.1 107/197 .543 3-10 .300 62-91 .681 31-28 683/22.0 60-114 .526 6-25 .240 43-69 .623 36-2 764-21.2 66-161 .410 18-54 .333 41-51 .804 33-1 547/16.6 46-127 .362 12-51 .235 35-52 .673 36-36 847/23.5 50-139 .360 32-97 .330 17-22 .773 34-2 315/9.3 46-103 .447 5-15 .333 26-36 .722 29-1 166/5.7 21-46 .457 2-5 .400 14-17 .824 30-5 300/10.0 22-49 .449 0-4 .000 12-23 .522 15-0 104/6.9 6-22 .273 4-15 .267 6-6 1.000 10-1 33/3.3 3-9 .333 0-0 .000 4-6 .667 6-0 10/1.7 1-1 1.000 1-1 1.000 1-2 .500 7-0 12/1.7 1-2 .500 1-2 .500 0-0 .000 13-0 25/1.9 1-4 .250 1-4 .250 0-0 .000

SCORE BY PERIODS: Kentucky Opponents

Player Meeks, Jodie Patterson, Patrick Stevenson, Perry Harris, Ramon Miller, Darius Liggins, DeAndre Porter, Michael Harrellson, Josh Stewart, A.J. Galloway, Kevin Slone, Landon Carter, Jared Halsell, Buddy Perry, Dwight Krebs, Mark TEAM................ Total.......... Opponents......

## 23 54 21 5 1 34 13 55 15 3 10 43 14 30 12 TM

2008-09 F INAL S TATS

K A L L

S B A S K E T

TOTAL 47 51

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DEF 6 1

OFF 41 50

Total 1131 1084

Pts/Avg 399/24.9 241/17.2 127/7.9 95/5.9 74/4.6 71/4.4 36/2.6 32/2.5 31/2.1 19/1.6 4/1.0 2/0.3 0/0.0 0/0.0

106 1131/70.7 125 1084/67.8

Stl 19 8 17 15 12 14 9 9 2 1 0 0 0 0

103 76

Blk 3 28 25 13 5 4 7 4 9 4 1 0 0 0

94-257 .366 114-323 .353

TO 43 32 36 34 29 42 22 18 11 4 0 0 0 0 1 272 218

385-846 .455 377-945 .399

l--REBOUNDS--l FT-FTA Pct Off-Def-Tot-Avg PF-FO A 102-114 .895 11-52-63-3.9 31-0 25 53-70 .757 47-73-120-8.6 34-1 16 24-38 .632 25-66-91-5.7 45-2 21 22-26 .846 12-43-55-3.4 35-2 33 22-35 .629 21-44-65-4.1 27-0 21 9-11 .818 2-24-26-1.6 34-1 39 11-18 .611 3-32-35-2.5 19-0 34 8-13 .615 8-19-27-2.1 19-1 24 9-13 .692 11-12-23-1.5 17-0 0 5-7 .714 6-6-12-1.0 14-1 4 0-0 .000 0-3-3-0.8 1-0 0 2-2 1.000 3-2-5-0.8 8-0 0 0-0 .000 0-0-0-0.0 0-0 0 0-0 .000 0-0-0-0.0 0-0 1 28-28-56-3.5 2 267-347 .769 177-404-581-36.3 286-8 218 216-316 .684 208-322-530-33.1 287-6 156

DEADBALL REBS: Kentucky Opponents

Min/Avg 582/36.4 488/34.9 460/28.8 359/22.4 352/22.0 372/23.3 225/16.1 154/11.8 103/6.9 70/5.8 9/2.3 21/3.5 4/0.8 1/1.0

16 16

GP-GS 16-16 14-14 16-15 16-0 16-16 16-16 14-0 13-0 15-2 12-0 4-1 6-0 5-0 1-0

2nd 610 562

Player Meeks, Jodie Patterson, Patrick Stevenson, Perry Miller, Darius Harris, Ramon Porter, Michael Liggins, DeAndre Galloway, Kevin Harrellson, Josh Stewart, A.J. Carter, Jared Slone, Landon Krebs, Mark Perry, Dwight TEAM................ Total.......... Opponents......

SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st Kentucky 521 Opponents 522

## 23 54 21 1 5 13 34 3 55 15 43 10 12 30 TM

2008-09 F INAL SEC S TATS

l-----TOTAL-----l l-----3-PTS-----l FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct 122-271 .450 53-135 .393 94-179 .525 0-1 .000 51-90 .567 1-5 .200 31-68 .456 11-26 .423 24-50 .480 4-13 .308 23-61 .377 16-41 .390 10-52 .192 5-22 .227 12-26 .462 0-3 .000 10-27 .370 2-6 .333 6-15 .400 2-3 .667 2-4 .500 0-0 .000 0-3 .000 0-2 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000

K B A L L

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2008-09 T EAM H IGH & L OWS K ENTUCKY - G AME H IGHS

FT MADE

32 ............................at Vanderbilt (02/17/09) 27 ..........................................VMI (11/14/08) FT ATT. 40 ............................at Vanderbilt (02/17/09) 35 ..........................................VMI (11/14/08) FT PCT. .895 (17-19)............VANDERBILT (01/10/09) .833 (25-30) ................GEORGIA (03/04/09) .833 (15-18)..DELAWARE STATE (11/22/08) REBOUNDS 45 ..............................at Ole Miss (01/27/09) 42 ..............vs Appalachian State (12/20/08) ASSISTS 17 ..............................at Ole Miss (01/27/09) 17................FLORIDA ATLANTIC (12/27/08) STEALS 16......................at North Carolina (11/18/08) 13 ..........................................VMI (11/14/08) BLOCKS 16 ....................at South Carolina (02/25/09) 13................MISSISSIPPI STATE (02/03/09) TURNOVERS 22 ................DELAWARE STATE (11/22/08) 21............................LONGWOOD (11/24/08) FOULS 27 ......................vs Kansas State (11/28/08) 26....MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE (12/7/08)

POINTS

103 ....................................LAMAR (12/3/08) 103 ........................................VMI (11/14/08) 102 ............TENNESSEE STATE (12/22/08) 93 ..............vs Appalachian State (12/20/08) 91............................LONGWOOD (11/24/08) FG MADE 40 ..............TENNESSEE STATE (12/22/08) 39 ..........................................VMI (11/14/08) FG ATT. 72 ..............TENNESSEE STATE (12/22/08) 72 ..........................................VMI (11/14/08) FG PCT. .688 (22-32)........vs Kansas State (11/28/08) .644 (38-59) ......................LAMAR (12/3/08) 3 PT FG MADE12............................at Tennessee (01/13/09) 12 ..............vs Appalachian State (12/20/08) 3 PT FG ATT. 28 ..............................at Ole Miss (01/27/09) 25 ..............TENNESSEE STATE (12/22/08) 3 PT FG PCT. .632 (12-19) ............at Tennessee (01/13/09) .625 (5-8)............vs Kansas State (11/28/08) FT MADE 27....MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE (12/7/08) 26 ................................GEORGIA (03/04/09) 26 ..................................AUBURN (01/21/09) FT ATTEMPTS 36....MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE (12/7/08) 35 ......................vs Kansas State (11/28/08) FT PCT. .950 (19-20) vs Appalachian State (12/20/08) .929 (26-28) ................GEORGIA (03/04/09) REBOUNDS 50............................LONGWOOD (11/24/08) 49 ..............TENNESSEE STATE (12/22/08) ASSISTS 30 ..............TENNESSEE STATE (12/22/08) 25 ......................................LAMAR (12/3/08) STEALS 16 ................................GEORGIA (03/04/09) 11 ..............vs Appalachian State (12/20/08) BLOCKS 14 ................................GEORGIA (03/04/09) 12 ..............vs Appalachian State (12/20/08) 12 ..................................INDIANA (12/13/08) TURNOVERS 31 ......................vs Kansas State (11/28/08) 28......................at North Carolina (11/18/08) FOULS 29 ............................at Vanderbilt (02/17/09) 24 ................................GEORGIA (03/04/09)

K ENTUCKY - G AME L OWS POINTS

53 ..................................at Florida (03/07/09) 54 ....................................vs WVU (11/29/08) 57................MISSISSIPPI STATE (02/03/09) 58......................at North Carolina (11/18/08) 58....................vs Louisiana State (03/13/09) FG MADE 15 ....................................vs WVU (11/29/08) 19 ..............................at Alabama (01/24/09) FG ATT. 32 ......................vs Kansas State (11/28/08) 39 ....................................vs WVU (11/29/08) FG PCT. .345 (20-58) ......at South Carolina (02/25/09) .356 (21-59) MISSISSIPPI STATE (02/03/09) 3 PT FG MADE1 ......................................vs WVU (11/29/08) 1 ................................vs Ole Miss (03/12/09) 3 PT FG ATT. 5 ......................................vs WVU (11/29/08) 8 ........................vs Kansas State (11/28/08) 8 ..................SOUTH CAROLINA (01/31/09) 8 ..............................at Creighton (03/23/09) 3 PT FG PCT. .087 (2-23) ..........................MIAMI (12/6/08) .100 (1-10) ................vs Ole Miss (03/12/09) FT MADE 5 ....................................at Florida (03/07/09) 9....................................FLORIDA (02/10/09) FT ATT. 10 ..................................at Florida (03/07/09) 12..........................at Notre Dame (03/25/09) FT PCT. .500 (5-10) ....................at Florida (03/07/09) .563 (9-16) ....................FLORIDA (02/10/09) REBOUNDS 26 ............................at Vanderbilt (02/17/09) 27 ................................GEORGIA (03/04/09) ASSISTS 7 ....................................at Florida (03/07/09) 8 ..............................at Vanderbilt (02/17/09) STEALS 2 ................................at Ole Miss (01/27/09) 3..................FLORIDA ATLANTIC (12/27/08) 3..........................................UNLV (03/17/09) 3............................at Notre Dame (03/25/09) BLOCKS 2..............................at Tennessee (01/13/09) 3 ........................vs Kansas State (11/28/08) 3 ......................................vs WVU (11/29/08) 3 ............................TENNESSEE (02/21/09) 3 ................................vs Ole Miss (03/12/09) 3..........................................UNLV (03/17/09)

O PPONENT - G AME H IGHS POINTS

111 ........................................VMI (11/14/08) 90 ................................GEORGIA (03/04/09) 85 ..............................at Ole Miss (01/27/09) 78 ................SOUTH CAROLINA (01/31/09) 77..........................at Notre Dame (03/25/09) 77 ....................at South Carolina (02/25/09) 77 ............................at Vanderbilt (02/17/09) 77......................at North Carolina (11/18/08) FG MADE 35 ..........................................VMI (11/14/08) 32 ................SOUTH CAROLINA (01/31/09) FG ATT. 76 ................SOUTH CAROLINA (01/31/09) 72 ..........................................VMI (11/14/08) FG PCT .500 (27-54) ................GEORGIA (03/04/09) .486 (35-72) ..........................VMI (11/14/08) 3 PT FG MADE14................MISSISSIPPI STATE (02/03/09) 14 ..........................................VMI (11/14/08) 3 PT FG ATT. 33........................................UNLV (03/17/09) 31 ..........................................VMI (11/14/08) 3 PT FG PCT .688 (11-16) ................GEORGIA (03/04/09) .550 (11-20) ..........at LOUISVILLE (01/4/09)

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15 Patterson, Patrick vs Tennessee State (12/22/08) 27 Meeks, Jodie vs VMI (11/14/08) 24 Patterson, Patrick at South Carolina (02/25/09) 24 Meeks, Jodie at Arkansas (02/14/09) FG PCT (MIN 5 MADE) 1.000 (6-6) Miller, Darius vs Tennessee (02/21/09) 1.000 (6-6) Liggins, DeAndre vs LAMAR (12/3/08) 1.000 (5-5) Stevenson, Perry vs Auburn (01/21/09) 1.000 (5-5) Harris, Ramon vs Vanderbilt (01/10/09) 1.000 (5-5) Stevenson, Perry vs Indiana (12/13/08) 3-POINT FG MADE 10 Meeks, Jodie at Tennessee (01/13/09) 9 Meeks, Jodie vs Appalachian State (12/20/08) 3-POINT FG ATT. 15 Meeks, Jodie at Tennessee (01/13/09) 15 Meeks, Jodie vs Tennessee State (12/22/08) 3-PT FG PCT (MIN 2 MADE) 1.000 (3-3) Miller, Darius vs Tennessee (02/21/09) 1.000 (2-2) Miller, Darius vs Louisiana State (02/28/09) 1.000 (2-2) Liggins, DeAndre vs Mississippi State (02/03/09) 1.000 (2-2) Harris, Ramon vs Vanderbilt (01/10/09) 1.000 (2-2) Liggins, DeAndre vs LAMAR (12/3/08) FT MADE 14 Meeks, Jodie at Tennessee (01/13/09) 12 Meeks, Jodie vs Auburn (01/21/09) 12 Meeks, Jodie vs WVU (11/29/08) FT ATT. 14 Meeks, Jodie at Tennessee (01/13/09) 13 Patterson, Patrick at South Carolina (02/25/09) 13 Stevenson, Perry at Alabama (01/24/09) 13 Meeks, Jodie vs Auburn (01/21/09) 13 Meeks, Jodie vs Kansas State (11/28/08) FT PCT (MIN 8 MADE) 1.000 (14-14) Meeks, Jodie at Tennessee (01/13/09) 1.000 (12-12) Meeks, Jodie vs WVU (11/29/08) 1.000 (10-10) Meeks, Jodie at Vanderbilt (02/17/09) 1.000 (10-10) Meeks, Jodie at Ole Miss (01/27/09) 1.000 (9-9) Meeks, Jodie at LOUISVILLE (01/4/09) 1.000 (8-8) Patterson, Patrick vs South Carolina (01/31/09) 1.000 (8-8) Meeks, Jodie vs South Carolina (01/31/09) 1.000 (8-8) Meeks, Jodie vs Vanderbilt (01/10/09) REBOUNDS 18 Patterson, Patrick vs Auburn (01/21/09) 16 Patterson, Patrick vs Miami (12/6/08) ASSISTS 9 Galloway, Kevin vs Florida (02/10/09) 8 Liggins, DeAndre vs Central Michigan (12/29/08) STEALS 5 Harris, Ramon vs Georgia (03/04/09) 4 Galloway, Kevin at Florida (03/07/09) 4 Meeks, Jodie vs Appalachian State (12/20/08) 4 Meeks, Jodie vs Kansas State (11/28/08) BLOCKS 8 Patterson, Patrick vs Georgia (03/04/09) 6 Stevenson, Perry vs Indiana (12/13/08) TURNOVERS 9 Meeks, Jodie vs Kansas State (11/28/08) 7 Liggins, DeAndre vs VMI (11/14/08) FOULS 5 Miller, Darius vs Louisiana State (03/13/09) 5 Porter, Michael vs Georgia (03/04/09) 5 Stevenson, Perry vs Tennessee (02/21/09) 5 Miller, Darius at Vanderbilt (02/17/09) 5 Stewart, A.J. at Vanderbilt (02/17/09) 5 Miller, Darius at Arkansas (02/14/09) 5 Galloway, Kevin vs Florida (02/10/09) 5 Patterson, Patrick at Alabama (01/24/09) 5 Stevenson, Perry at Tennessee (01/13/09) 5 Stewart, A.J. vs Appalachian State (12/20/08) 5 Miller, Darius vs Indiana (12/13/08) 5 Porter, Michael vs Miami (12/6/08) 5 Miller, Darius vs Kansas State (11/28/08) 5 Stevenson, Perry at North Carolina (11/18/08)

3............................at Notre Dame (03/25/09) TURNOVERS 7..................FLORIDA ATLANTIC (12/27/08) 10 ..............................at Ole Miss (01/27/09) 10 ..............................vs Ole Miss (03/12/09) 10..........................at Notre Dame (03/25/09) FOULS 11....MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE (12/7/08) 11................FLORIDA ATLANTIC (12/27/08) 11........................................UNLV (03/17/09) 8 ................................vs. Georgia (02/19/08) FOULS 10 ..................vs. South Carolina (01/26/08) 10 ............................vs. Arkansas (02/23/08)

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42 ................DELAWARE STATE (11/22/08) 43 ....................................vs WVU (11/29/08) 45 ................................at Georgia (01/18/09) 51 ..............................at Alabama (01/24/09) 52..............CENTRAL MICHIGAN (12/29/08) FG MADE 13 ................DELAWARE STATE (11/22/08) 15 ....................................vs WVU (11/29/08) FG ATT. 42 ................DELAWARE STATE (11/22/08) 43 ............................at Vanderbilt (02/17/09) FG PCT .293 (17-58)................at Alabama (01/24/09) .303 (20-66) ............LONGWOOD (11/24/08) 3 PT FG MADE1 ..................DELAWARE STATE (11/22/08) 3 ......................................vs WVU (11/29/08) 3 ..................................at Georgia (01/18/09) 3 PT FG ATT. 9 ..................DELAWARE STATE (11/22/08) 11 ............................at Vanderbilt (02/17/09) 3 PT FG PCT. .111 (1-9)......DELAWARE STATE (11/22/08) .167 (3-18) ......................vs WVU (11/29/08) .167 (4-24) ........................LAMAR (12/3/08) .167 (4-24) ..............TENNESSEE (02/21/09) FT MADE 2 ....................................AUBURN (01/21/09) 4 ..................................at Georgia (01/18/09) FT ATT. 6 ....................................AUBURN (01/21/09) 10................FLORIDA ATLANTIC (12/27/08) 10................MISSISSIPPI STATE (02/03/09) 10 ..................LOUISIANA STATE (02/28/09) FT PCT. .333 (2-6) ......................AUBURN (01/21/09) .364 (4-11) ..................at Georgia (01/18/09) REBOUNDS 22 ..........................at LOUISVILLE (01/4/09) 22 ..................................AUBURN (01/21/09) ASSISTS 2 ................TENNESSEE STATE (12/22/08) 4 ........................vs Kansas State (11/28/08) 4 ............................TENNESSEE (02/21/09) STEALS 2..................FLORIDA ATLANTIC (12/27/08) 3 ................................vs Ole Miss (03/12/09) BLOCKS 0..............................LONGWOOD (11/24/08) 0................CENTRAL MICHIGAN (12/29/08) TURNOVERS 6............................at Notre Dame (03/25/09) 8..............................at Tennessee (01/13/09) FOULS 11 ..................................at Florida (03/07/09) 11..........................at Notre Dame (03/25/09)

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54Meeks, Jodie at Tennessee (01/13/09) 46 Meeks, Jodie vs Appalachian State (12/20/08) 45 Meeks, Jodie at Arkansas (02/14/09) 39 Meeks, Jodie vs VMI (11/14/08) 37 Meeks, Jodie vs Kansas State (11/28/08) FG MADE 17 Meeks, Jodie at Arkansas (02/14/09) 15 Meeks, Jodie at Tennessee (01/13/09)

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1.000 (6-6) Huertas,David vs Ole Miss (03/12/09) 1.000 (6-6) Taylor, Jeffery vs Vanderbilt (01/10/09) 1.000 (4-4) Butler, Corey vs Georgia (03/04/09) 1.000 (4-4) Brand, Kellen vs Appalachian State (12/20/08) 1.000 (4-4) Behling, Shannon vs Miss. Valley St. (12/7/08) 1.000 (4-4) Sutton, Dominique vs Kansas State (11/28/08) 1.000 (3-3) Wallace, Kendall vs UNLV (03/17/09) 1.000 (3-3) Williams, Brian vs Tennessee (02/21/09) 1.000 (3-3) Worrell, Tristan vs LAMAR (12/3/08) REBOUNDS 15 Carter,Justin at Creighton (03/23/09) 12 Varnado, Jarvis vs Mississippi State (02/03/09) 12 Muldrow, Sam vs South Carolina (01/31/09) ASSISTS 9 Lawson, Ty at North Carolina (11/18/08) 7 Calathes, Nick at Florida (03/07/09) 7 White,Terrico at Ole Miss (01/27/09) STEALS 5 Mitchell, Tasmin vs Louisiana State (02/28/09) 5 Downey, Devan at South Carolina (02/25/09) 5 Henry, Jason at Arkansas (02/14/09) 5 WILLIAMS, Terrence at LOUISVILLE (01/4/09) 5 Pullen, Jacob vs Kansas State (11/28/08) BLOCKED SHOTS 7 Muldrow, Sam at South Carolina (02/25/09) 7 Varnado, Jarvis vs Mississippi State (02/03/09) TURNOVERS 8 Kent, Darren vs Kansas State (11/28/08) 7 Calathes, Nick at Florida (03/07/09) 7 CLARK, Earl at LOUISVILLE (01/4/09) FOULS 5 Dotzler,Josh at Creighton (03/23/09) 5 Johnson, Chris vs Louisiana State (03/13/09) 5 Cranston,DeAundre vs Ole Miss (03/12/09) 5 Holmes, Mike at South Carolina (02/25/09) 5 Steed, Austin at South Carolina (02/25/09) 5 Taylor, Jeffery at Vanderbilt (02/17/09) 5 Britt, Marcus at Arkansas (02/14/09) 5 Cranston,DeAundre at Ole Miss (01/27/09) 5 Barrett, Rasheem vs Auburn (01/21/09) 5 CLARK, Earl at LOUISVILLE (01/4/09) 5 Weary, Antonio vs Central Michigan (12/29/08) 5 Harman, Robbie vs Central Michigan (12/29/08) 5 Behling, Shannon vs Mississippi Valley State (12/7/08) 5 Preston, Emmenle vs Mississippi Valley State (12/7/08) 5 Graham, Jimmy vs Miami (12/6/08) 5 MAZZULLA, Joe vs WVU (11/29/08) 5 Kent, Darren vs Kansas State (11/28/08) 5 Samuels, Jamar vs Kansas State (11/28/08) 5 Carter, Antwan vs Longwood (11/24/08) 5 Smith, Dana vs Longwood (11/24/08) 5 Thompson, Deon at North Carolina (11/18/08) 5 Gabriel, Keith vs VMI (11/14/08)

POINTS

33 Calathes, Nick vs Florida (02/10/09) 31 Graham, Paul vs Florida Atlantic (12/27/08) 30 HARANGODY, Luke at Notre Dame (03/25/09) 30 Woodbury, Terrance vs Georgia (03/04/09) 30 Holmes, Travis vs VMI (11/14/08) FIELD GOALS MADE 13 Graham, Paul vs Florida Atlantic (12/27/08) 10 HARANGODY, Luke at Notre Dame (03/25/09) 10 Calathes, Nick vs Florida (02/10/09) 10 Downey, Devan vs South Carolina (01/31/09) 10 Thompson, Deon at North Carolina (11/18/08) 10 Holmes, Travis vs VMI (11/14/08) FIELD GOAL ATT. 23 Thornton, Marcus vs Louisiana State (02/28/09) 23 Graham, Paul vs Florida Atlantic (12/27/08) FG PCT (MIN 5 MADE) .769 (10-13) Holmes, Travis vs VMI (11/14/08) .750 (6-8) Holmes, Mike vs South Carolina (01/31/09) .750 (6-8) Dews, James vs Miami (12/6/08) 3-POINT FG MADE 6 Bogan, Ryan vs Longwood (11/24/08) 5 Johnson, Ravern vs Mississippi State (02/03/09) 5 Reed, DeWayne vs Auburn (01/21/09) 5 Pullen, Jacob vs Kansas State (11/28/08) 5 Kenon, Austin vs VMI (11/14/08) 3-POINT FG ATT. 13 Pullen, Jacob vs Kansas State (11/28/08) 12 Bogan, Ryan vs Longwood (11/24/08) 3-PT FG PCT (MIN 2 MADE) 1.000 (4-4) Woodbury, Terrance vs Georgia (03/04/09) 1.000 (3-3) Butler, Corey vs Georgia (03/04/09) 1.000 (3-3) SMITH, Jerry at LOUISVILLE (01/4/09) 1.000 (2-2) PEOPLES, Jonathan at Notre Dame (03/25/09) 1.000 (2-2) Clark, Michael vs Mississippi Valley St. (12/7/08) 1.000 (2-2) Graves, Will at North Carolina (11/18/08) FREE THROWS MADE 12 Woodbury, Terrance vs Georgia (03/04/09) 11 Calathes, Nick vs Florida (02/10/09) FREE THROW ATT. 15 Calathes, Nick vs Florida (02/10/09) 12 Woodbury, Terrance vs Georgia (03/04/09) 12 Holmes, Chavis vs VMI (11/14/08) FT PCT (MIN 3 MADE) 1.000 (12-12) Woodbury, Terrance vs Georgia (03/04/09) 1.000 (10-10) Beal, Jermaine at Vanderbilt (02/17/09) 1.000 (9-9) Holmes, Travis vs VMI (11/14/08) 1.000 (8-8) Fredrick, Zam at South Carolina (02/25/09) 1.000 (8-8) Robinson, Gerald vs Tennessee State (12/22/08) 1.000 (7-7) Smith, Tyler at Tennessee (01/13/09) 1.000 (7-7) Beal, Jermaine vs Vanderbilt (01/10/09) 1.000 (6-6) MCALARNEY, Kyle at Notre Dame (03/25/09)

Opponent VMI at North Carolina DELAWARE STATE LONGWOOD vs Kansas State vs WVU LAMAR MIAMI MISSISSIPPI VALLEY ST. INDIANA vs Appalachian State TENNESSEE STATE FLORIDA ATLANTIC CENTRAL MICHIGAN at LOUISVILLE VANDERBILT at Tennessee at Georgia AUBURN at Alabama at Ole Miss SOUTH CAROLINA MISSISSIPPI STATE FLORIDA at Arkansas at Vanderbilt TENNESSEE at South Carolina LOUISIANA STATE GEORGIA at Florida vs Ole Miss vs Louisiana State UNLV at Creighton at Notre Dame

Date 11/14/08 11/18/08 11/22/08 11/24/08 11/28/08 11/29/08 12/3/08 12/6/08 12/7/08 12/13/08 12/20/08 12/22/08 12/27/08 12/29/08 01/4/09 01/10/09 01/13/09 01/18/09 01/21/09 01/24/09 01/27/09 01/31/09 02/03/09 02/10/09 02/14/09 02/17/09 02/21/09 02/25/09 02/28/09 03/04/09 03/07/09 03/12/09 03/13/09 03/17/09 03/23/09 03/25/09

Score 103-111 58-77 71-42 91-57 74-72 54-43 103-61 67-73 88-65 72-54 93-69 102-58 76-69 84-52 71-74 70-60 90-72 68-45 73-64 61-51 80-85 77-78 57-66 68-65 79-63 64-77 77-58 59-77 70-73 85-90 53-60 71-58 58-67 70-60 65-63 67-77

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01 MILLER 12-8-2 0-0-0 13-3-4 1-1-1 5-2-1 0-6-3 6-3-1 3-10-5 2-1-1 5-3-1 3-3-4 5-3-5 2-1-1 0-0-1 0-0-1 2-6-0 7-3-1 4-2-0 3-1-0 0-7-2 12-9-5 4-3-0 7-3-5 2-0-2 8-6-1 7-1-1 17-3-6 5-1-4 8-4-3 9-5-2 0-1-1 12-0-2 8-3-1 9-5-2 5-3-1 5-1-2

03 GALLOWAY DNP DNP 0-0-0 0-0-1 0-0-0 DNP 2-3-5 0-0-0 2-2-1 4-1-1 0-4-4 2-5-4 0-0-1 4-1-0 2-0-0 DNP 2-4-0 1-0-4 0-0-0 0-0-0 DNP 2-0-0 1-2-2 6-8-9 2-1-0 9-6-3 0-0-0 DNP 3-1-2 2-1-1 4-4-3 0-1-2 2-4-0 2-0-4 0-0-1 4-7-3

05 HARRIS 16-3-2 15-0-1 4-4-0 9-8-1 12-4-1 0-0-0 5-1-3 DNP DNP DNP 4-2-2 DNP 0-1-1 DNP 0-3-1 12-7-3 7-5-3 0-3-1 5-5-2 1-0-1 3-2-0 2-3-1 0-3-0 0-3-1 7-9-5 4-4-0 5-3-0 4-8-0 0-4-1 10-1-3 14-5-0 2-7-0 11-4-2 6-10-4 9-5-7 2-3-2

10 SLONE DNP DNP 0-0-0 0-0-1 DNP DNP 0-2-0 DNP 8-1-1 0-2-2 0-0-0 0-1-0 4-1-3 8-5-2 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 2-2-0 DNP 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-2-0 DNP 0-0-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP

12 KREBS DNP DNP 0-1-0 3-0-0 DNP DNP 0-0-1 DNP 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-2-0 DNP 0-0-1 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 0-0-0 DNP 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP

13 PORTER 2-3-1 2-4-4 8-2-3 5-6-2 5-3-5 0-0-1 0-0-0 2-2-0 3-2-3 0-1-4 3-4-5 0-0-7 2-2-5 12-2-3 8-0-1 8-1-2 5-0-6 7-6-1 0-2-6 0-0-2 3-0-2 0-3-4 5-2-0 9-2-1 8-1-3 2-0-1 9-2-6 0-1-0 0-1-1 15-2-3 0-3-1 2-0-3 9-2-1 3-0-2 7-1-1 5-1-2

14 HALSELL DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 0-0-0 DNP 0-0-0 1-1-0 0-0-0 3-0-0 DNP 0-0-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP

2008-09 P OINTS -R EBOUNDS -A SSISTS 15 21 STEWART STEVENSON DNP 20-14-2 0-1-0 3-7-0 0-0-0 4-4-1 4-2-0 4-4-4 DNP 1-3-1 0-2-0 4-0-2 6-0-0 6-4-1 0-0-0 9-8-2 6-4-0 6-12-2 2-1-0 10-9-1 9-1-0 7-5-0 4-2-1 12-7-2 2-2-0 10-6-1 0-2-2 0-4-3 2-1-0 7-6-2 0-1-0 10-2-2 0-1-0 6-4-2 0-0-0 13-6-1 0-0-0 13-12-1 0-1-0 16-12-4 0-1-1 7-7-2 0-0-1 8-11-4 DNP 6-6-0 DNP 10-8-0 3-3-0 6-5-1 11-3-0 3-2-0 5-1-1 6-5-1 0-1-0 4-1-0 0-0-1 7-4-3 DNP 8-3-0 DNP 4-3-0 DNP 13-8-1 0-0-0 5-2-1 2-2-0 10-4-2 0-2-0 13-9-2 2-0-0 8-6-1

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23 MEEKS 39-4-1 19-7-1 22-4-2 17-5-2 37-6-2 19-3-0 19-2-6 10-0-2 24-2-0 13-0-0 46-1-3 32-6-4 18-2-2 23-2-1 28-3-0 21-7-3 54-8-4 22-4-1 31-1-0 27-9-1 21-1-1 20-3-2 15-0-0 23-5-1 45-7-2 26-3-0 14-2-3 18-2-0 24-5-4 23-1-3 15-5-0 25-1-3 8-3-3 19-2-3 16-3-1 21-3-2

30 PERRY DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 0-1-0 DNP 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 DNP 3-0-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 0-0-1 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP

34 LIGGINS 6-7-5 0-2-7 5-2-2 8-1-3 0-0-0 4-2-3 16-7-4 18-7-5 10-1-5 10-2-3 2-1-3 7-4-3 3-1-2 6-5-8 2-0-2 1-5-2 DNP 2-4-4 0-0-1 11-1-3 8-4-4 8-5-2 6-2-2 0-2-0 0-0-3 0-4-3 0-1-3 0-7-7 0-0-0 0-0-0 DNP 0-0-0 DNP 3-0-2 3-0-1 0-0-0

43 CARTER DNP DNP DNP 0-1-1 DNP DNP 0-1-1 DNP 3-1-0 DNP 0-1-0 2-1-1 DNP 1-0-0 DNP DNP DNP 0-1-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 2-1-0 0-0-0 DNP 2-1-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP

54 PATTERSON 8-7-3 19-11-1 9-4-5 28-12-6 14-10-1 15-10-1 31-3-3 19-16-4 21-10-3 12-8-3 19-7-2 33-11-2 27-14-2 15-9-0 22-15-4 11-1-1 9-12-0 15-5-1 21-18-3 6-5-0 24-7-0 28-7-2 15-9-0 7-8-0 DNP DNP 19-5-2 28-12-0 28-9-3 14-9-2 16-13-2 15-14-2 15-10-3 16-11-1 12-7-2 18-7-3

55 HARRELLSON 0-2-1 0-2-0 6-3-0 12-7-1 0-4-1 12-10-0 12-7-0 6-0-0 3-1-1 15-7-1 0-1-0 2-3-1 8-3-1 12-6-1 0-1-0 5-2-0 DNP 4-2-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 2-1-0 5-3-0 0-4-0 11-3-0 0-1-0 2-0-0 0-2-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 2-2-0 0-0-0 2-2-0 0-0-0 DNP 0-3-0 2-0-0

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2008-09 R ESULTS Date 11/14/08 11/18/08 11/22/08 11/24/08 11/28/08 11/29/08 12/3/08 12/6/08 12/7/08 12/13/08 12/20/08 12/22/08 12/27/08 12/29/08 01/4/09 01/10/09 01/13/09 01/18/09 01/21/09 01/24/09 01/27/09 01/31/09 02/03/09 02/10/09 02/14/09 02/17/09 02/21/09 02/25/09 02/28/09 03/04/09 03/07/09 03/12/09 03/13/09 03/17/09 03/23/09 03/25/09

Overall 22-14 • Home 13-6 • Away 5-7 • Neutral 4-1 Opponent W/L Result High Scorer VMI L 103-111 (39) Meeks at North Carolina L 58-77 (19) Meeks/Patterson #DELAWARE STATE W 71-42 (22) Meeks #LONGWOOD W 91-57 (28) Patterson %vs Kansas State W 74-72 (37) Meeks %vs WVU W 54-43 (19) Meeks LAMAR W 103-61 (31) Patterson MIAMI L 67-73 (19) Patterson MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE W 88-65 (24) Meeks INDIANA W 72-54 (15) Harrellson vs Appalachian State W 93-69 (46) Meeks TENNESSEE STATE W 102-58 (33) Patterson FLORIDA ATLANTIC W 76-69 (27) Patterson CENTRAL MICHIGAN W 84-52 (23) Meeks at Louisville L 71-74 (28) Meeks *VANDERBILT W 70-60 (21) Meeks *at Tennessee W 90-72 (54) Meeks *at Georgia W 68-45 (22) Meeks *AUBURN W 73-64 (31) Meeks *at Alabama W 61-51 (27) Meeks *at Ole Miss L 80-85 (24) Patterson *SOUTH CAROLINA L 77-78 (28) Patterson *MISSISSIPPI STATE L 57-66 (15) Meeks/Patterson *FLORIDA W 68-65 (23) Meeks *at Arkansas W 79-63 (45) Meeks *at Vanderbilt L 64-77 (26) Meeks *TENNESSEE W 77-58 (19) Patterson *at South Carolina L 59-77 (28) Patterson *LOUISIANA STATE L 70-73 (28) Patterson *GEORGIA L 85-90 (23) Meeks *at Florida L 53-60 (16) Patterson $vs Ole Miss W 71-58 (25) Meeks $vs Louisiana State L 58-67 (15) Patterson &UNLV W 70-60 (19) Meeks &at Creighton W 65-63 (16) Meeks &at Notre Dame L 67-77 (21) Meeks

#-Las Vegas Invitational (Lexington-Rupp Arena); %-Las Vegas Invitational (Las Vegas-Orleans Arena); $-SEC Tournament (Tampa-St. Pete Times Forum); &-NIT * = Conference game

High Rebounder (14) Stevenson (11) Patterson (4) Harris/Meeks/Stevenson (12) Patterson (10) Patterson (10) Harrellson/Patterson (7) Harrellson/Liggins (16) Patterson (12) Stevenson (9) Stevenson (7) Patterson (11) Patterson (14) Patterson (9) Patterson (15) Patterson (7)Harris/Meeks (12) Patterson (6) Porter/Stevenson (18) Patterson (12) Stevenson (9) Miller (11) Stevenson (9) Patterson (8) Galloway/Patterson/Stevenson (9) Harris (6) Galloway (5) Patterson/Stevenson (12) Patterson (9) Patterson (9)Patterson (13) Patterson (14) Patterson (10) Patterson (11) Patterson (9) Stevenson (7) Galloway/Patterson

ATTENDANCE Site

Games

Total

Avg/Game

Home

422,547

*22,239

Away

179,541

14,962

Neutral

45,050

9,010

*Led NCAA

IN THE

Date Preseason Nov. 17 Nov. 24 Dec. 1 Dec. 8 Dec. 15 Dec. 22

W EEKLY P OLLS AP/USA rv/rv --/rv nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr

Date Dec. 29 Jan. 5 Jan. 12 Jan. 19 Jan. 26 Feb. 2 Feb. 9

AP/USA nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr rv/rv 24/rv rv/rv nr/nr

Date Feb. 16 Feb. 23 March 2 March 9 March 16 March 23

AP/USA nr/nr rv/rv nr/nr nr/nr --/nr --/nr

76-69

84-52

71-74

70-60

90-72

68-45

12/27/08

12/29/08

1/4/09

1/10/09

1/13/09

1/18/09

A 45

T 60

Pts 103 111

Stl 6 13 658 16 971 5 991 5 974 10 454 6 7103 9 767 6 788 7 872 9 1193 8 5102 8 376 2 884 7 671 11 570 5 490 8 968 10

Blk 10 2 10 4 5 3 10 0 3 1 3 3 8 3 7 5 11 1 12 3 12 2 4 3 7 2 7 0 4 8 7 2 2 1 11 1

TO 25 14 28 10 12 22 19 21 31 16 23 16 16 18 14 13 14 13 23 20 15 18 16 19 7 10 13 15 21 15 12 15 15 8 18 19

A 17 15 14 16 17 5 23 9 12 4 10 7 25 7 18 12 17 11 16 12 23 10 30 2 19 17 22 9 11 14 13 9 16 9 13 9

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PF 21 24 20 18 20 15 17 18 20 27 18 25 23 21 23 19 11 26 19 22 21 17 18 13 11 16 14 20 18 21 14 17 20 17 15 17

Rebounds Off-Def-Tot 19-29-48 11-18-29 8-29-37 16-19-35 8-22-30 8-23-31 13-37-50 12-21-33 3-29-32 16-10-26 9-27-36 9-17-2630.0 8-30-38 16-17-33 18-27-45 8-27-35 8-32-40 15-19-34 10-28-38 11-19-30 9-25-34 18-24-42 17-32-49 11-16-27 8-26-34 5-20-25 8-29-37 13-21-34 14-18-32 7-15-22 10-24-34 14-21-35 11-28-39 19-13-32 8-30-38 15-18-33

102-58

67-73

12/6/08

Pct .667 .771 .789 .667 .857 .833 .692 .600 .714 .810 .920 .588 .800 .619 .833 .613 .750 .769 .727 .471 .950 .724 .923 .696 .750 .700 .737 .786 .864 .826 .842 .895 .900 .615 .769 .364

12/22/08

103-61

12/3/08

FT-FTA 22-33 27-35 15-19 12-18 12-14 15-18 18-26 9-15 25-35 17-21 23-25 10-17 20-25 13-21 15-18 19-31 27-36 10-13 16-22 8-17 19-20 21-29 12-13 16-23 12-16 7-10 14-19 11-14 19-22 19-23 16-19 17-19 18-20 16-26 20-26 4-11

93-69

54-43

11/29/08

Pct .188 .771 .250 .538 .529 .111 .227 .308 .625 .333 .200 .167 .500 .167 .087 .421 .389 .409 .267 .200 .522 .333 .400 .286 .111 .471 .455 .278 .375 .550 .316 .280 .632 .261 .364 .188

12/20/08

74-72

11/28/08

3FG-FGA 3-16 14-31 3-12 7-13 9-17 1-9 5-22 8-26 5-8 7-21 1-5 3-18 7-14 4-24 2-23 8-19 7-18 9-22 4-15 4-20 12-23 6-18 10-25 4-14 2-18 8-17 10-22 5-18 6-16 11-20 6-19 7-25 12-19 6-23 4-11 3-16

72-54

91-57

11/24/08

Pct .542 .486 .444 .414 .455 .310 .523 .303 .688 .364 .385 .306 .644 .338 .357 .442 .540 .338 .500 .368 .492 .328 .556 .322 .544 .482 .536 .310 .469 .468 .436 .316 .566 .379 .478 .311

12/13/08

71-42

11/22/08

FG-FGA 39-72 35-72 20-45 29-70 25-55 13-42 34-65 20-66 22-32 24-66 15-39 15-49 38-59 22-65 25-70 23-52 27-50 23-68 26-52 21-57 31-63 21-64 40-72 19-59 31-57 27-56 30-56 18-58 23-49 22-47 24-55 18-57 30-53 25-66 22-46 19-61

88-65

58-77

11/18/08

W/L L

12/7/08

Score 103-111

Date 11/14/08

Opponent UK VMI UK at North Carolina UK DELAWARE STATE UK LONGWOOD UK vs. Kansas State UK vs. West Virginia UK LAMAR UK MIAMI (FLA) UK MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE UK INDIANA UK vs. Appalachian State UK TENNESSEE STATE UK FLORIDA ATLANTIC UK CENTRAL MICHIGAN UK at Louisville UK VANDERBILT UK at Tennessee UK at Georgia

2008-09 G AME -B Y-G AME S TATISTICS

K L L

61-51

80-85

77-78

57-66

68-65

79-63

64-77

77-58

59-77

70-73

85-90

53-60

71-58

58-67

70-60

65-63

67-77

1/24/09

1/27/09

1/31/09

2/03/09

2/10/09

2/14/09

2/17/09

2/21/09

2/25/09

2/28/09

3/04/09

3/07/09

3/12/09

3/13/09

3/17/09

3/23/09

3/25/09

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Stl Pts 473 7 64 861 8 51 280 4 85 577 9 78 857 8 66 768 10 65 879 9 63 564 6 77 777 6 58 559 10 77 5 70 9 73 1685 4 90 853 12 60 971 3 58 558 10 67 370 5 60 765 9 63 367 5 77 238 2669 279 2386

Blk 7 1 9 7 5 4 8 2 4 13 6 4 8 1 5 6 3 2 4 16 5 6 14 8 5 2 3 3 7 5 3 2 6 4 3 3 238 133

TO 22 10 23 19 10 10 21 10 15 16 19 12 16 13 15 17 15 13 20 12 15 11 13 19 23 14 10 18 15 12 12 10 14 13 10 6 610 517

A 13 7 13 8 15 17 16 7 9 9 14 9 15 10 8 7 23 4 11 9 18 12 14 16 7 14 13 7 11 15 20 13 16 15 15 16 567 372

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PF 12 25 18 19 22 21 16 21 14 12 21 16 20 16 29 21 18 15 16 21 14 17 24 21 13 11 15 18 16 12 11 16 18 19 14 11 634 665

Off-Def-Tot 6-36-42 7-15-22 11-31-42 14-22-36 14-26-40 15-30-45 9-31-40 18-17-35 15-23-38 8-25-33 11-28-39 6-20-26 10-25-35 11-19-30 11-15-26 13-24-37 8-20-28 23-12-35 20-22-42 12-24-36 8-24-32 9-20-29 10-17-27 13-25-38 15-24-39 11-17-28 13-22-35 7-21-28 8-24-32 17-20-37 7-29-36 6-22-28 12-24-36 17-19-36 7-23-30 11-19-30 384-946-1330 442-709-1151

Pct .813 .333 .731 .619 .793 .679 .828 .467 .786 .600 .563 .654 .600 .591 .783 .800 .875 .667 .652 .722 .688 .800 .929 .833 .500 .769 .778 .786 .667 .688 .706 .571 .789 .579 .833 .750 .773 .690

FT-FTA 26-32 2-6 19-26 13-21 23-29 19-28 24-29 7-15 11-14 6-10 9-16 17-26 12-20 13-22 18-23 32-40 14-16 14-21 15-23 13-18 11-16 8-10 26-28 25-30 5-10 10-13 14-18 11-14 14-21 11-16 12-17 8-14 15-19 11-19 10-12 15-20 601-777 486-704

Pct .385 .385 .308 .333 .250 .385 .375 .350 .286 .519 .412 .286 .500 .182 .316 .455 .412 .167 .333 .400 .214 .450 .450 .688 .182 .381 .100 .294 .308 .381 .375 .303 .500 .421 .500 .480 .353 .352

3FG-FGA 5-13 10-26 4-13 4-12 7-28 10-26 3-8 7-20 4-14 14-27 7-17 4-14 11-22 4-22 6-19 5-11 7-17 4-24 4-12 8-20 3-14 9-20 9-20 11-16 2-11 8-21 1-10 5-17 4-13 8-21 6-16 10-33 4-8 8-19 7-14 12-25 202-572 256-728

Pct .525 .388 .388 .293 .385 .431 .521 .421 .356 .442 .473 .407 .519 .418 .385 .465 .596 .317 .345 .467 .538 .467 .417 .500 .434 .389 .467 .438 .444 .393 .500 .389 .451 .373 .500 .446 .481 .389

FG-FGA 21-40 26-67 19-49 17-58 25-65 28-65 25-48 32-76 21-59 23-52 26-55 22-54 28-54 23-55 20-52 20-43 28-47 20-63 20-58 28-60 28-52 28-60 25-60 27-54 23-53 21-54 28-60 21-48 20-45 24-61 26-52 21-54 23-51 22-59 25-50 25-56 933-1940 822-2114

W/L W

N B

2669 2386

Score 73-64

Date 1/21/09

E A L

Home games in all CAPS.

Opponent UK AUBURN UK at Alabama UK at Ole Miss UK SOUTH CAROLINA UK MISSISSIPPI STATE UK FLORIDA UK at Arkansas UK at Vanderbilt UK TENNESSEE UK at South Carolina UK LSU UK GEORGIA UK at Florida UK vs. Ole Miss (SEC Tournament) UK vs. LSU (SEC Tournament) UK UNLV (NIT) UK at Creighton (NIT) UK at Notre Dame (NIT) Kentucky Opponents

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A DDITIONAL S TATS K ENTUCKY R ECORD W HEN ... ALL SEC

Leading or tied at halftime: Trailing at halftime: Shoot 50% or higher: Shoot less than 50%: Shoot higher % than opp.: Shoot lower % than opp.: Opp. shoot worse than 50%: Opp. shoot 50% or higher: Score less than 60 points: Score 60-69 points: Score 70-79 points: Score 80-89 points: Score 90-99 points: Score 100+ points: Opp. score less than 60 pts.: Opp. score 60-69 pts.: Opp. score 70-79 pts.: Opp. score 80-89 points: Opp. score 90-99 points: Opp. score 100+ points: Outrebounded opponent: Outrebounded by opponent: Equal number of rebounds:

W ILDCATS

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ALL SEC

7-4 1-4 4-2 4-6 8-3 0-5 8-7 0-1 0-3 3-1 4-2 0-2 1-0 -3-0 4-2 1-4 0-1 0-1 -6-5 2-3 --

Fewer turnovers than opp.: 10-3 2-3 Same turnovers as opp.: 1-1 0-1 More turnovers than opp.: 11-10 6-4 Make 8 or more 3-pointers: 7-1 2-1 Make 7 or fewer 3-pointers: 15-13 6-7 Games decided by 5 or fewer: 3-5 1-3 Overtime games: --On CBS: 3-3 2-2 On ESPN/ESPN2/ESPNU: 6-5 2-2 On Raycom: 5-5 4-4 On FSN South: 5-0 -On BBSN: 3-1 -Games vs. ranked opp.: 1-5 1-1 Games following a loss: 7-6 2-5 Games following a win: 15-7 6-2 More points in the paint: 17-9 3-5 Fewer/Same points in the paint: 5-5 5-3 More bench points than opp.: 11-9 2-6 Fewer or same bench pts.: 11-5 6-2 More 2nd-chance points: 11-7 2-4 Fewer or same 2nd chance pts.: 11-7 5-4 More or same points off TOs: 12-1 2-1 Fewer points off TOs: 10-13 6-7

D OUBLE F IGURE G AMES

C ONFERENCES

0-2 vs. ACC 1-0 vs. Big 12 1-2 vs. Big East 0-1 vs. Big South 1-0 vs. Big Ten 1-0 vs. Independent 1-0 vs. MAC 1-0 vs. MEAC R ECORD

18-4 4-10 13-4 9-9 22-8 0-6 22-13 0-1 1-5 4-3 10-3 2-2 3-0 2-1 10-0 10-3 2-8 0-1 1-0 0-1 17-9 5-4 0-1

1-0 vs. Missouri Valley Conf. 1-0 vs. MWC 1-0 vs. OVC 9-9 vs. SEC 1-0 vs. Southern 1-0 vs. Southland 1-0 vs. Sun Belt 1-0 vs. SWAC

L INEUPS

Harris, Meeks, Patterson, Porter, Stevenson Galloway, Meeks, Patterson, Porter, Stevenson Harrellson, Harris, Meeks, Porter, Stevenson Meeks, Miller, Patterson, Porter, Stevenson Harris, Meeks, Patterson Porter, Stewart Liggins, Meeks, Patterson, Porter, Stevenson Carter, Harris, Meeks, Patterson, Porter

14-10 4-1 1-1 1-1 1-0 1-0 0-1

Points Meeks (35), Patterson (29), Stevenson (12), Harrellson (6), Harris (6), Liggins (5), Miller (5), Porter (2), Stewart (1) Rebounds Patterson (16), Stevenson (6), Harrellson (1), Harris (1), Miller (1)

Double-doubles Patterson (15), Stevenson (4), Harrellson (1)

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F INAL S TATS R ANKINGS T EAM

SEC ONLY (T EAM )

Category ............................................[national] Rank (Stat) Scoring ....................................................................7th (74.1) Scoring Defense...................................................... 4th (66.3) Scoring Margin ..............................................[40th] 3rd (+7.9) Free Throw % ..................................................[6th] 1st (.773) Field Goal %.................................................. [12th] 1st (.481) Field Goal % Def.............................................[11th] 1st (.389) 3-Pt. Field Goal % ....................................................5th (.353) 3-Pt. FG % Def. ......................................................10th (.352) Rebounding Offense ................................................8th (36.9) Rebounding Defense ................................................1st (32.0) Rebounding Margin ......................................[34th] 2nd (+5.0) Blocked Shots ..................................................[3rd] 2nd (6.6) Assists............................................................[27th] 3rd (15.8) Steals ......................................................................10th (6.6) Turnover Margin ......................................................11th (-2.6) Assist/TO Ratio ..........................................................6th (0.9) Offensive Rebounds ..............................................12th (10.7) Defensive Rebounds .............................................. 2nd (26.3) 3-Point FG Made ......................................................11th (5.6)

Category..............................................................Rank (Stat) Points ............................................ 90 at Tennessee (1/13/09) Field Goals Made ..........................30 at Tennessee (1/13/09) Field Goals Att...................................65 at Ole Miss (1/27/09) FG Pct..........................................566 at Tennessee (1/13/09) 3-pt FG Made ................................12 at Tennessee (1/13/09) 3-pt FG Att. ........................................32 vs. Auburn (1/21/09) 3-pt FG Pct. .....................632 (12-19) at Tennessee (1/13/09) FT Made..............................................26 vs. Georgia (3/4/09) vs. Auburn (1/21/09) FT Att. ................................................32 vs. Auburn (1/21/09) FT Pct. .............................................929 vs. Georgia (3/4/09) Rebounds ..........................................42 at Alabama (1/24/09) vs. Auburn (1/21/09) Assists....................................16 vs. South Carolina (1/31/09) at Tennessee (1/13/09) Steals ..................................................9 at Georgia (1/18/09) Blocked Shots ....................................14 vs. Georgia (3/4/09) Turnovers (Most) ....................................23 at Florida (3/7/09) at Alabama (1/24/09) Turnovers (Fewest) ............................10 at Ole Miss (1/27/09) Fouls................................................29 at Vanderbilt (2/17/09)

I NDIVIDUAL PLAYER ........................[NATIONAL TOP 50] RANK (STAT) Scoring Jodie Meeks ....................................................[7th] 1st (23.7) Patrick Patterson .................................................... 5th (17.9)

I NDIVIDUAL

Rebounding Patrick Patterson ............................................ [29th] 3rd (9.4) Perry Stevenson ......................................................17th (5.9)

FG Made 17 ....................................Jodie Meeks at Arkansas (2/14/09)

Points 54 ..................................Jodie Meeks at Tennessee (1/13/09)

FG Attempted 24......................Patrick Patterson at South Carolina (2/25/09) Jodie Meeks at Arkansas (2/14/09)

FG % Patrick Patterson ............................................[11th] 1st (.603) Jodie Meeks ..........................................................10th (.463)

FG Percentage (min. 5 made) 1.000 ....................(6-6) Darius Miller vs. Tennessee (2/21/09)

Assists DeAndre Liggins ......................................................14th (2.8)

3-Point FG Made 10 ..................................Jodie Meeks at Tennessee (1/13/09)

Free Throw % Jodie Meeks ....................................................[3rd] 1st (.902) Patrick Patterson......................................................7th (.768)

3-Point FG Attempted 15 ..................................Jodie Meeks at Tennessee (1/13/09)

Steals Jodie Meeks ............................................................13th (1.3)

3-Point FG Percentage (min 2 made) 1.000 ........................................(3-3) vs. Tennessee (2/21/09)

3-Point Field Goal % Jodie Meeks ..................................................[29th] 1st (.406)

Free Throws Made 14 ..................................Jodie Meeks at Tennessee (1/13/09)

3-Point Field Goals Made Jodie Meeks ....................................................[19th] 1st (3.3)

Free Throws Attempted 14 ..................................Jodie Meeks at Tennessee (1/13/09)

Blocked Shots Patrick Patterson..............................................[39th] 3rd (2.1) Perry Stevenson ........................................................4th (1.9)

Free Throw Percentage (min. 8 made) 1.000 ..................(10-10) Jodie Meeks at Vanderbilt (2/17/09) (8-8) Jodie Meeks vs. South Carolina (1/31/09) (8-8) Patrick Patterson vs. South Carolina (1/31/09)

Offensive Rebounds Patrick Patterson ......................................................9th (2.7)

Rebounds 18 ................................Patrick Patterson vs. Auburn (1/21/09)

Defensive Rebounds Patrick Patterson ........................................................1st (6.6)

Assists 9......................................Kevin Galloway vs. Florida (2/10/09)

Minutes Jodie Meeks ............................................................1st (34.4) Patrick Patterson ....................................................2nd (33.7)

Steals 5 ........................................Ramon Harris vs. Georgia (3/4/09)

NCAA rankings shown in [brackets] Blocked Shots 8 ..................................Patrick Patterson vs. Georgia (3/4/09)

Min-Avg 86-5.1 20-6.7 46-3.8 33-3.3 185-4.4

FG-A 8-21 0-4 4-7 3-9 15-41

Pct .381 .000 .571 .333 .366

3PT-A 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

Pct .000 .000 .000 .000 .000

FT-A 3-10 1-2 2-2 4-6 10-20

3PT-A 0-4 0-4

Pct .000 .000

FT-A 12-23 12-23

Pct .522 .522

FG-A 1-1 1-1

Pct 1.000 1.000

3PT-A 1-1 1-1

Pct 1.000 1.000

FG-A 95-227 27-88 263-568 385-883

Pct .419 .307 .463 .436

3PT-A 44-121 16-50 117-288 177-459

Pct .364 .320 .406 .386

Pct .000 .000 .500 .167

3PT-A 0-1 0-2 1-2 1-5

Pct .000 .000 .500 .200

FT-A 0-0 2-3 0-0 2-3

Pct .000 .667 .000 .667

Reb-Avg 1-0.3 0-0.0 2-0.3 3-0.2

PF-D 1-0 0-0 4-0 5-0

A 0 0 1 1

A 51 16 63 130

TO 0 1 1 2

TO 40 12 96 148

BS 0 0 0 0

BS 2 1 5 8

ST 0 0 0 0

Pts-Avg 0-0.0 2-0.3 3-0.4 5-0.3

ST Pts-Avg 32 295-8.7 6 97-8.8 48 854-23.7 861246-15.4

ST Pts-Avg 0 4-0.7 0 4-0.7

FG-A 0-1 0-3 1-2 1-6

PF-D 44-0 19-1 69-0 132-1

BS 0 0

Min-Avg 0-0.0 17-2.1 12-1.7 29-1.5

Reb-Avg 96-2.8 29-2.6 122-3.4 247-3.0

TO 0 0

G-S 4-1 8-0 7-0 19-1

Pct .897 .794 .902 .890

A 0 0

Season 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 TOTAL

FT-A 61-68 27-34 211-234 299-336

PF-D 0-0 0-0

Pts-Avg 56-1.9 56-1.9

D WIGHT P ERRY • 6-1 • 178 • J R . • D URHAM , N.C. (S OUTHERN )

Min-Avg 751-22.1 255-23.2 1237-34.4 2243-27.7

Reb-Avg 1-0.2 1-0.2

ST 15 15

G-S 34-1 11-5 36-36 81-42

Pct .500 .500

BS 8 8

Season 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 TOTAL

FT-A 1-2 1-2

TO 40 40

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J ODIE M EEKS • 6-4 • 208 • J R . • N ORCROSS , G A . (N ORCROSS )

Min-Avg 10-1.7 10-1.7

A 51 51

G-S 6-0 6-0

PF-D 25-1 25-1

Pts-Avg 19-1.1 1-0.3 10-0.8 10-1.0 40-1.0

Season 2008-09 Total

Reb-Avg 55-1.8 55-1.8

ST 0 0 0 1 1

B UDDY H ALSELL • 5-11 • 180 • S O . • S T. C HARLES , M O . (SW I LLINOIS C OLLEGE )

Pct .449 .449

BS 10 0 4 4 18

FG-A 22-49 22-49

TO 7 4 6 3 20

Min-Avg 300-10.0 300-10.0

A 0 1 2 3 6

G-S 30-5 30-5

PF-D 22-0 4-0 10-0 5-0 41-0

S OUTHERN I DAHO )

Reb-Avg 24-1.4 7-2.3 8-0.7 8-0.8 47-1.1

Season 2008-09 Total

Pct .300 .500 1.000 .667 .500

K EVIN G ALLOWAY • 6-7 • 215 • J R . • S ACRAMENTO , C ALIF. (C OLLEGE

G-S 17-0 3-0 12-0 10-1 42-1

Season 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 TOTAL

J ARED C ARTER • 7-2 • 270 • S R . • G EORGETOWN , K Y. (S COTT C OUNTY )

D EPARTED L ETTERWINNERS K B A L L

Min-Avg 195-6.7 385-15.4 847-23.5 1427-15.9

FG-A 16-45 15-49 50-139 81-233

Pct .356 .306 .360 .348

3PT-A 9-26 13-31 32-97 54-154

Pct .346 .419 .330 .351

FT-A 3-4 7-8 17-22 27-34

3PT-A 4-5 4-5

Pct .267 .267

FT-A 6-6 6-6

Pct 1.000 1.000

Reb-Avg 17-1.1 17-1.1

Min-Avg 189-8.6 166-5.7 355-7.0

FG-A 20-35 21-46 41-81

Pct .571 .457 .506

3PT-A 0-0 2-5 2-5

Pct .000 .400 .400

FT-A 6-13 14-17 20-30

Pct .462 .824 .667

Reb-Avg 40-1.8 34-1.2 74-1.5

PF-D 25-0 36-2 61-2

A 6 7 13

TO 22 15 37

TO 2 2

BS 9 14 23

BS 0 0

ST 6 7 13

ST 3 3

Pts-Avg 46-2.1 58-2.0 104-2.0

Pts-Avg 22-1.5 22-1.5

G-S 22-2 29-1 51-3

A 9 9

Pts-Avg 44-1.5 50-2.0 149-4.1 243-2.7

Season 2007-08 2008-09 TOTAL

PF-D 12-0 12-0

ST 4 21 31 56

A.J. S TEWART • 6-7 • 218 • S O . • J ACKSONVILLE , F LA . (A RLINGTON C OUNTRY D AY )

Pct .273 .273

BS 3 2 5 10

FG-A 6-22 6-22

TO 22 39 80 141

Min-Avg 104-6.9 104-6.9

A 24 27 92 143

G-S 15-0 15-0

PF-D 18-0 44-3 72-2 134-5

Season 2008-09 TOTAL

Pct .750 .875 .773 .794

L ANDON S LONE • 6-3 • 189 • F R . • PAINTSVILLE , K Y. (PAINTSVILLE )

G-S 29-0 25-9 36-36 90-45

Season 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 TOTAL

Reb-Avg 25-0.9 29-1.2 61-1.7 115-1.3

D EPARTED L ETTERWINNERS

M ICHAEL P ORTER • 6-3 • 198 • J R . • M ODESTO , C ALIF. (M ODESTO C HRISTIAN )

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2008-09 K ENTUCKY B ASKETBALL K ENTUCKY C ATEGORY L EADERS ALL-GAMES POINTS Meeks, Jodie Patterson, Patrick Stevenson, Perry Miller, Darius Harris, Ramon

G 36 34 36 36 31

Pts 854 609 279 191 169

Pts/G 23.7 17.9 7.8 5.3 5.5

FT PCT (50 att.) Meeks, Jodie Patterson, Patrick Stevenson, Perry Liggins, DeAndre Harris, Ramon

FT 211 129 62 35 43

ATT 234 168 91 52 69

Pct .902 .768 .681 .673 .623

SCORING AVG Meeks, Jodie Patterson, Patrick Stevenson, Perry Harris, Ramon Miller, Darius

G 36 34 36 31 36

Pts 854 609 279 169 191

Avg/G 23.7 17.9 7.8 5.5 5.3

FT MADE Meeks, Jodie Patterson, Patrick Stevenson, Perry Harris, Ramon Miller, Darius

G 36 34 36 31 36

Made 211 129 62 43 41

Made/G 5.9 3.8 1.7 1.4 1.1

FG PCT Patterson, Patrick Stevenson, Perry Harris, Ramon Meeks, Jodie Stewart, A.J.

FG 240 107 60 263 21

ATT 398 197 114 568 46

Pct .603 .543 .526 .463 .457

REBOUNDS Patterson, Patrick Stevenson, Perry Meeks, Jodie Harris, Ramon Miller, Darius

G 34 36 36 31 36

Reb 316 213 122 120 111

Reb/G 9.3 5.9 3.4 3.9 3.1

FG MADE Meeks, Jodie Patterson, Patrick Stevenson, Perry Miller, Darius Harris, Ramon

G 36 34 36 36 31

Made 263 240 107 66 60

Made/G 7.3 7.1 3.0 1.8 1.9

REBOUND AVG Patterson, Patrick Stevenson, Perry Harris, Ramon Meeks, Jodie Miller, Darius

G 34 36 31 36 36

Reb 316 213 120 122 111

Avg/G 9.3 5.9 3.9 3.4 3.1

3-PT PCT (20 att.) Meeks, Jodie Miller, Darius Porter, Michael Harris, Ramon Liggins, DeAndre

3FG 117 18 32 6 12

ATT 288 54 97 25 51

Pct .406 .333 .330 .240 .235

ASSISTS Porter, Michael Liggins, DeAndre Miller, Darius Patterson, Patrick Meeks, Jodie

G 36 33 36 34 36

No. 92 92 72 67 63

A/G 2.6 2.8 2.0 2.0 1.8

3-PT FG ATT Meeks, Jodie Porter, Michael Miller, Darius Liggins, DeAndre Harris, Ramon

G 36 36 36 33 31

Att 288 97 54 51 25

Att/G 8.0 2.7 1.5 1.5 0.8

STEALS Meeks, Jodie Porter, Michael Stevenson, Perry Miller, Darius Liggins, DeAndre

G 36 36 36 36 33

No. 48 31 30 27 24

S/G 1.3 0.9 0.8 0.8 0.7

3-PT FGS MADE Meeks, Jodie Porter, Michael Miller, Darius Liggins, DeAndre Harris, Ramon

G 36 36 36 33 31

Made 117 32 18 12 6

Made/G 3.3 0.9 0.5 0.4 0.2

BLOCKS Patterson, Patrick Stevenson, Perry Miller, Darius Harrellson, Josh Stewart, A.J.

G 34 36 36 34 29

No. 70 67 22 20 14

Blk/G 2.1 1.9 0.6 0.6 0.5

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2008-09 G AME R EVIEWS

Kentucky (0-1) 13 Porter * 21 Stevenson * 22 Harris * 23 Meeks * 54 Patterson * 01 Miller 34 Liggins 55 Harrellson TEAM Totals..............

Rupp Arena (22,579) Lexington, Ky. • Nov. 14, 2008

VMI Kentucky

111 103

LEXINGTON, Ky. -- Billy Gillispie didn't mention Gardner-Webb, but his postgame assessment was verbatim from the last time his Kentucky team was shocked like this. "They whipped us," Gillispie said of the Wildcats' 111-103 upset to Virginia Military Institute Friday night. The upset came just over a year after Gardner-Webb's 84-68 stunner over the Wildcats in Gillispie's second game as coach. The sequel came in the opener of year two, which was supposed to be a tuneup for the Wildcats' trip to No. 1 North Carolina next week. VMI's shoot-first approach was lethal to Kentucky's youthful backcourt. Not since 1989 against North Carolina had a Kentucky team given up so many points, although it was also the first time in five years the Wildcats had passed the century mark. Travis Holmes led six Keydets in double-digits with 30 points and was beaming afterward. Even a 39-point effort from Kentucky's Jodie Meeks -- nearly double his career high of 21 -- wasn't enough to keep pace. The Keydets took an 83-60 lead, their largest of the game, on Keith Gabriel's 3-pointer with 14:10 to go. It was VMI's 13th 3-pointer of the game, but the next wouldn't come until 10 minutes later. In between was a furious Kentucky comeback. Down 90-73 with 11 minutes to go, Kentucky scored the next 19 points -- nine of them by Meeks -- to cut the deficit to 1. The Wildcats tied the game at 95 with 5 minutes left on Perry Stevenson's tip-in and took their first lead on Ramon Harris' layup seconds later. But the Keydets had one last run left, and it was too much. After Kentucky's Patrick Patterson hit a layup to pull the Wildcats to 104-103, the Keydets scored the final 7 points to ice the game. Patterson, UK's star center, finished with only 8 points. Kentucky was sloppy early, racking up 13 of its 25 turnovers in the first 11 minutes. That, coupled with the Keydets' apparent inability to miss a 3-pointer -- good on 7 of their first 8 attempts -- made for an anxious first half for the capacity Rupp Arena crowd. VMI jumped out to a 14-3 lead three minutes in and stretched their advantage to 42-21 at the 10-minute mark after two free throws from Willie Bell. Then the tide seemed to turn for the Wildcats, albeit briefly. The Keydets finally started misfiring from long range, connecting on only one of seven attempts the rest of the half, and Kentucky finally started showing signs of offensive life. The Wildcats strung together three straight dunks in less than a minute, including one apiece by Perry Stevenson and Meeks. The highlight came from freshman guard Darius Miller, who grabbed Meeks' missed 3-pointer out of the air and slammed it home. Kentucky trailed 57-47 at halftime, but VMI made its first two 3s of the second half to stretch its lead. VMI's game plan had called for 50 three-point shots. Instead, it attempted 31, making 14. VMI (1-0) 02 Bell * 15 Burks * 03 Holmes, C. * 10 Kenon * 23 Holmes, T. * 11 Brownfield 21 Gabriel 31 Sparks 32 Whiting TEAM Totals..............

FG 3-9 4-5 3-12 5-11 10-13 0-2 8-12 2-8 0-0

3FG 0-2 2-3 1-3 5-10 1-1 0-1 4-6 1-5 0-0

FT 6-6 1-2 9-12 2-4 9-9 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

R F 8 4 3 2 2 4 2 4 7 3 1 1 1 5 3 1 0 0 2 35-72 14-31 27-35 29 24

3FG FT R F 0-0 0-1 3 1 0-0 4-5 14 3 0-1 4-8 3 3 3-11 10-12 4 3 0-0 2-3 7 3 0-1 2-4 8 4 0-3 0-0 7 4 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 39-72 3-16 22-33 48 21

Pts A TO B S M 2 1 5 0 0 18 20 2 2 4 2 40 16 2 3 0 1 27 39 1 5 0 3 34 8 3 1 3 0 27 12 2 2 0 0 21 6 5 7 2 0 27 0 1 0 1 0 6 103 17 25 10 6 200

1st 2nd Tot FG% 3FG% FT% Paint P-TO 2nd Bnch VMI 57 54 111 .486 .452 .771 36 38 13 25 Kentucky 47 56 103 .542 .188 .667 70 22 21 18 Officials: Ted Valentine, Anthony Jordan, Roger Ayers; Technical: Kentucky - Miller.

Dean Smith Center (21,538) Chapel Hill, N.C. • Nov. 18, 2008

Kentucky North Carolina

No. 1/1

58 77

CHAPEL HILL, N.C. -- Deon Thompson scored a career-high 20 points to help North Carolina beat Kentucky 77-58 on Tuesday night, his second straight confidence-building performance in Hansbrough's absence to start the season. But freshman 7-footer Tyler Zeller suffered a wrist injury late in the game that had coach Roy Williams sounding pessimistic. Zeller, who has started the first two games for Hansbrough, was injured after taking a hard foul by Ramon Harris in transition after a turnover. Zeller fell to the ground under the basket and got up holding his left wrist before heading to the locker room with 1:26 left and eventually being taken to a hospital for X-rays. The apparent injury put a damper on an otherwise easy victory for the Tar Heels (2-0), who led by double figures 4 minutes into the game and never looked back in a matchup of the winningest programs in men's college basketball. The Tar Heels have beaten the Wildcats in each of the past five seasons. Hansbrough has missed almost three weeks of practice with a stress reaction in his right shin, while top defender Marcus Ginyard is out until December after foot surgery. But the Tar Heels didn't need them to send the Wildcats to their first 0-2 start since the 2001 season. Their trapping defense forced 28 turnovers by Kentucky -- which had 25 in its opening loss to VMI -- while Thompson led an offense that spent much of the game on cruise control with a comfortable lead. After matching his previous high with 17 points in the opener, Thompson was 10-of-16 from the field and had nine rebounds before leaving to a standing ovation and fans chanting his name after he fouled out with 2:45 left. Patrick Patterson had 19 points and 11 rebounds to lead Kentucky, which was coming off a 111-103 loss to the Keydets for the Wildcats' second stunning early season home loss in as many seasons. North Carolina’s traps caused all kinds of problems early, speeding up the Wildcats and keeping them from getting the ball inside to Patterson -- the matchup that most concerned Williams with Hansbrough sidelined. Instead, the Wildcats committed six turnovers in the first 5 1/2 minutes to help the Tar Heels run out in transition to a 15-2 lead. The Tar Heels quickly increased the margin, converting a backcourt turnover into a 3-pointer from Wayne Ellington then forced another one that led to an alley-oop pass from Ty Lawson to Ellington for a dunk and a 25-6 lead midway through the half. Kentucky never had an answer. The Wildcats got no closer than 11 points, fell behind by 16 at halftime and trailed by as many as 21 midway through the second half. Kentucky (0-2) FG 3FG FT R F Pts A TO B S M 22 Harris * 6-8 0-1 3-5 0 2 15 1 6 1 3 33

Pts A TO B S M 12 0 4 0 2 33 11 3 1 0 0 18 16 6 3 1 2 36 17 2 2 0 2 37 30 3 1 0 4 31 0 0 0 0 1 5 20 0 1 1 2 19 5 1 2 0 0 20 0 0 0 0 0 1 111 15 14

FG 1-2 8-12 6-10 13-27 3-4 5-8 3-7 0-2

2 13 200

K 21 54 23 13 01 34 55 15

Stevenson * 0-1 0-0 3-4 7 5 3 0 2 3 Patterson * 8-11 0-0 3-4 11 2 19 1 1 2 Meeks * 5-20 3-9 6-6 7 2 19 1 6 1 Porter * 1-3 0-2 0-0 4 1 2 4 4 1 Miller 0-2 0-0 0-0 0 3 0 0 5 1 Liggins 0-0 0-0 0-0 2 3 0 7 4 0 Harrellson 0-0 0-0 0-0 2 2 0 0 0 1 Stewart 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 TEAM 3 Totals.............. 20-45 3-12 15-19 37 20 58 14 28 10

North Carolina (2-0) FG 14 Green * 2-5 21 Thompson * 10-16 44 Zeller * 1-6 22 Ellington * 5-14 05 Lawson * 3-15 04 Frasor 1-4 32 Davis 4-6 11 Drew II 1-2 13 Graves 2-2 TEAM Totals.............. 29-70

3FG 1-2 0-0 0-0 3-5 0-2 0-1 0-0 1-1 2-2

FT 1-2 0-2 0-0 3-4 5-6 0-0 1-2 0-0 2-2

R F 5 2 9 5 1 3 2 2 1 1 2 1 10 2 1 1 0 1 4 7-13 12-18 35 18

N 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0

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25 37 39 23 12 18 9 4

6 200

4 16 200

Rupp Arena (21,594) Lexington, Ky. • Nov. 22, 2008

Delaware State Kentucky

Delaware State (1-5) FG 21 Dubois * 3-8 55 Sandidge * 1-5 02 Welcher * 3-8 30 Neal * 2-6 32 Johnson, D. * 0-1 04 Johnson, T. 0-2 11 Bouie 0-3 34 Douse 3-6 44 Parkes 1-3 45 Price 0-0 TEAM Totals.............. 13-42

1st 2nd Tot FG% 3FG% FT% Paint P-TO 2nd Bnch Kentucky 25 33 58 .444 .250 .789 30 6 4 0 No. Carolina 41 36 77 .414 .538 .667 38 26 21 22 Officials: Karl Hess, Gary Maxwell, Roger Ayers; Technicals: None; Fouled Out: Thompson, UNC (2:45)Stevenson, UK (1:18).

made three field goals in a row to make the score 40-29. Then Kentucky made its run. The Wildcats scored 14 in a row in an assault from all over the court -- fast break layups, dunks, free throws and 3-pointers. With 9:21 to play, the Wildcats had made the score 54-29. The loss was the fifth in a row for the Hornets since winning their first of the season.

Pts A TO B S M 6 3 0 1 4 28 20 1 2 1 1 29 2 0 1 1 2 22 16 1 0 0 1 32 11 9 2 0 3 29 2 0 1 0 2 19 9 0 1 1 2 23 3 2 2 0 1 11 8 0 1 0 0 7 77 16 10

42 71

3FG 0-0 0-2 1-2 0-2 0-1 0-0 0-2 0-0 0-0 0-0

R F 5 4 8 2 3 2 1 2 0 1 2 1 1 1 3 1 4 1 0 0 4 15-18 31 15

Pts A TO B S M 10 2 4 1 1 30 4 0 4 0 2 32 10 3 1 0 2 40 6 0 4 0 0 28 0 0 2 0 0 10 0 0 1 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 17 6 0 4 1 0 18 4 0 0 1 0 12 2 0 0 0 0 5 2 42 5 22 3 5 200

Kentucky (1-2) FG 3FG FT R F 13 Porter * 3-5 2-4 0-0 2 4 21 Stevenson * 0-2 0-0 4-4 4 1 22 Harris * 2-5 0-1 0-0 4 2 23 Meeks * 8-15 5-8 1-2 4 2 54 Patterson * 4-10 0-0 1-2 4 3 01 Miller 4-8 1-3 4-4 3 3 03 Galloway 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 10 Slone 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 12 Krebs 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 15 Stewart 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 34 Liggins 2-4 1-1 0-0 2 4 55 Harrellson 2-6 0-0 2-2 3 0 TEAM 3 Totals.............. 25-55 9-17 12-14 30 20

Pts A TO B S M 8 3 0 0 2 16 4 1 1 1 0 12 4 0 1 1 0 26 22 2 3 0 2 37 9 5 3 1 3 38 13 4 0 0 1 33 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 3 5 2 1 1 1 16 6 0 1 1 0 15

1-9

FT 4-6 2-2 3-4 2-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-2 2-2

71 17 12

5 9 200

1st 2nd Tot FG% 3FG% FT% Paint P-TO 2nd Bnch Delaware St. 23 19 42 .310 .111 .833 18 11 1 12 Kentucky 37 34 71 .455 .529 .857 30 26 14 24 Officials: William Humes, Bill Covington Jr., Mark Chafin; Technicals: None.

LEXINGTON, Ky. -- Jodie Meeks and his Kentucky teammates made it clear from the beginning of their game against Delaware State on Saturday that they had no plans to lose their third game in a row to open the season. They had lost their home opener to VMI, then took a second defeat at No. 1 North Carolina. Kentucky's stifling defense frustrated the Hornets and Meeks scored from all over the floor to give the Wildcats their first win of the season. The Wildcats had not been 0-3 since 1926. The junior guard scored 22 points to lead Kentucky to a 71-42 victory. Meeks made 5 of 8 of his 3-point attempts. He has been the scoring leader, or shared that honor, for Kentucky (1-2) in each game. The Wildcats kept the defensive pressure on the Hornets (1-5), forcing 22 turnovers -- 13 in the first half. Delaware State made only 1 of 9 3point attempts. "This is probably the most talented team defensively we'll play all year," Hornets coach Greg Jackson said. The Wildcats fans roared their approval on one defensive play by Ramon Harris. Though he didn't come up with the steal, Harris went to the floor for a loose ball near the sideline, tried to throw a saving pass while sliding on his backside, but found a Delaware State player. Jackson knew the deck was stacked against his team, coming into Rupp Arena against a team -- and fans -- starving for a win, on the fourth of eight consecutive games on the road. "We could've come in here with a full tank and still gotten the same result," Jackson said. "We couldn't match their intensity, and not only their intensity, but their talent." Trevor Welcher and Arturo Dubois led the Hornets with 10 points each. Frisco Sandidge had eight rebounds for Delaware State. DSU had eight offensive rebounds, one in the first half, and one second-chance point in the game. Kentucky scored first in the second half on a 3-pointer by Michael Porter. DSU looked like it might make a game of it after that, when Dubois

Rupp Arena (20,105) Lexington, Ky. • Nov. 24, 2008

Longwood Kentucky

57 91

LEXINGTON, Ky. - Patrick Patterson set a career-high with 28 points to lead Kentucky to an easy 91-57 win over Longwood on Monday night. Patterson, seven months removed from surgery to repair a stress fracture in his left ankle, added 12 rebounds and a career-high six assists for Kentucky (2-2), which needed just nine minutes to build a 24point lead in winning its second straight. Jodie Meeks added 17 points, Josh Harrellson scored 12 and Ramon Harris had nine points and eight rebounds for the Wildcats, who shot 52 percent from the field and outrebounded the Lancers 50-33. Ryan Bogan led Longwood (3-3) with 20 points, including six 3pointers, and Dana Smith had 18 points and six rebounds for the Lancers. Patterson's aggressiveness was a marked departure from his somewhat tentative play at times during Kentucky's first three games as he slowly working his way back into shape after a lengthy layoff following surgery. Judging by the way he played against the Lancers, particularly during his 22-point outburst in the first half, Patterson's rehab may almost be over. Using his size to create plenty of room on the block, Patterson had

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little trouble getting his shot off against whoever Longwood threw at him. He made 12-of-15 field goals, most of them within a foot or two of the basket. The Wildcats got off to a quick start, scoring the game's first seven points and using their pressure to force the Lancers into careless turnovers which Kentucky turned into easy baskets at the other end. A putback by Ramon Harris gave Kentucky a 31-7 lead, though Bogan led a mini-rally by knocking down four 3-pointers over the next five minutes to cut the deficit to 38-24. The Wildcats, with more than a little urging by coach Billy Gillispie, ended the half with a 13-0 run to go up 51-24. Longwood never made a serious run in the second half. Kentucky heads west to continue play in the Las Vegas Invitational over the weekend. The Wildcats play Kansas State on Friday and either West Virginia or Iowa on Saturday. Longwood (3-3) FG 3FG 12 Robinson * 0-4 0-1 22 Smith * 7-15 1-4 23 Bogan * 6-19 6-12 24 Swecker * 2-6 0-2 25 Neil * 1-4 1-2 01 Dawson 1-6 0-1 04 Carter 0-2 0-0 05 Washington 1-5 0-2 11 Gee 1-2 0-1 33 van der Kooij 0-1 0-1 42 Evans 1-2 0-0 TEAM Totals.............. 20-66 8-26

FT 0-0 3-5 2-2 0-0 1-2 0-0 0-2 2-2 0-0 0-0 1-2

R F 3 0 6 5 4 0 1 3 2 2 3 2 2 5 1 0 0 0 0 0 7 1 4 9-15 33 18

Pts A TO B S M 0 0 0 0 1 15 18 1 3 0 0 36 20 0 3 0 0 30 4 0 2 0 0 28 4 5 0 0 1 19 2 2 2 0 0 21 0 0 2 0 0 11 4 1 5 0 1 20 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 1 2 3 0 3 0 1 16

Kentucky (2-2) FG 3FG FT R F 01 Miller * 0-3 0-3 1-2 1 2 13 Porter * 1-5 1-3 2-2 6 2 21 Stevenson * 0-2 0-0 4-4 4 1 23 Meeks * 6-14 1-8 4-5 5 1 54 Patterson * 12-15 0-0 4-4 12 1 03 Galloway 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 10 Slone 0-2 0-1 0-0 0 0 12 Krebs 1-2 1-2 0-0 0 0 15 Stewart 2-2 0-0 0-0 2 3 22 Harris 4-6 0-2 1-2 8 3 34 Liggins 3-5 2-3 0-3 1 1 43 Carter 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 55 Harrellson 5-9 0-0 2-4 7 3 TEAM 3 Totals.............. 34-65 5-22 18-26 50 17

Pts A TO B S M 1 1 1 0 1 13 5 2 1 0 0 20 4 4 0 3 0 27 17 2 3 0 0 30 28 6 2 4 3 30 0 1 2 0 0 5 0 1 0 0 0 4 3 0 0 0 0 2 4 0 2 0 1 4 9 1 3 0 1 26 8 3 4 0 2 19 0 1 1 0 1 4 12 1 0 3 0 16

9 21

0 5 200

Kansas State (5-1) FG 3FG FT R F 00 Pullen * 7-18 5-13 1-2 1 3 15 Colon * 3-3 0-0 2-2 4 4 21 Clemente * 5-19 1-3 0-0 3 0 23 Sutton * 5-9 1-2 4-4 6 2 42 Kent * 2-6 0-1 8-10 6 5 01 Brown 1-5 0-2 2-2 0 2 31 Merriewether 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 3 32 Samuels 1-4 0-0 0-1 3 5 40 Anderson 0-2 0-0 0-0 2 3 54 Herrera 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 TEAM 1 Totals.............. 24-66 7-21 17-21 26 27

Pts A TO B S M 20 1 2 0 5 38 8 0 0 0 0 12 11 2 3 0 1 38 15 0 1 0 1 24 12 1 8 0 1 29 4 0 1 0 1 17 0 0 0 0 0 4 2 0 1 1 1 23 0 0 0 0 0 15 0 0 0 0 0 0+

Kentucky (3-2) FG 3FG FT R F 13 Porter * 1-2 1-2 2-2 3 2 21 Stevenson * 0-2 0-0 1-2 3 4 22 Harris * 3-3 0-0 6-9 4 3 23 Meeks * 11-17 4-6 11-13 6 2 54 Patterson * 6-7 0-0 2-5 10 3 01 Miller 1-1 0-0 3-4 2 5 03 Galloway 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 34 Liggins 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 55 Harrellson 0-0 0-0 0-0 4 1 TEAM Totals.............. 22-32 5-8 25-35 32 20

Pts A TO B S M 5 5 4 0 0 36 1 1 5 2 1 28 12 1 6 0 2 39 37 2 9 0 4 39 14 1 2 1 0 27 5 1 2 0 1 14 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 1 2 0 1 14

4 16

74 12 31

1 10 200

3 9 200

1st 2nd Tot FG% 3FG% FT% Paint P-TO 2nd Bnch Kansas State 23 49 72 .364 .333 .810 24 26 18 6 Kentucky 37 37 74 .688 .625 .714 28 14 3 5 Officials: Roger Ayers, Raymond Styons, William Humes; Technicals: None. Fouled Out: Kent, KSU (3:33), Samuels, KSU (0:14.1); Miller, UK (2:04).

91 23 19 10 9 200

Orleans Arena (5,500) Las Vegas, Nev. • Nov. 29, 2008

West Virginia Kentucky

Orleans Arena (5,000) Las Vegas, Nev. • Nov. 28, 2008

Kansas St. Kentucky

seconds left. Meeks was fouled with three seconds and converted two free throws. Kentucky, which turned the ball over 31 times, built a 54-37 lead with 12:28 to go in the game, but Kansas State (5-1) went on a 22-7 run. Also for Kentucky, Patrick Patterson added 14 points and 10 rebounds, while Ramon Harris added 12 points. Jacob Pullen led Kansas State with 20 points and five steals. Sutton added 15 points and Darren Kent had 12 for Kansas State, which plays Iowa in the third-place game on Saturday. After Kansas State jumped to a 16-7 advantage, Kentucky went on a 14-0 run and led at halftime 37-23. Kentucky is now 8-0 all-time in the series.

1st 2nd Tot FG% 3FG% FT% Paint P-TO 2nd Bnch Longwooc 24 33 57 .303 .308 .600 16 15 3 11 Kentucky 51 40 91 .523 .227 .692 54 24 18 36 Officials: Tim Nestor, Jerry Heater, Tim Kelly; Technicals: None.

43 54

LAS VEGAS, Nev. - Jodie Meeks scored a game-high 19 points to lead Kentucky to an upset win over West Virginia 54-43 in the championship game of the Las Vegas Invitational on Saturday. Meeks, who was named the tournament MVP, went 12-of-12 from the free throw line. Patrick Patterson added 15 points and 10 rebounds for Kentucky (4-2), who held the Mountaineers to four points in the final 7:39. After West Virginia (4-1) led as many as 12 in the second half, the Wildcats rallied to take a 37-36 lead with 7:31 left. Kentucky never trailed again building its largest lead in the final seconds. Alex Ruoff led the Mountaineers with 10 points. The Mountaineers jumped to a 9-2 lead and never trailed in a low scoring first half, leading 26-16 at halftime.

72 74

LAS VEGAS, Nev. - Jodie Meeks scored a game high of 37 points along with six rebounds and four steals to lead Kentucky over Kansas State 74-72 in the third round of the Las Vegas Invitational Friday night. Meeks outscored Kansas State (5-1) by himself in the first half, 2423. For the game, he went 11-of-17 from the field, 11-of-13 from the free-throw line for Kentucky (3-2), which next plays West Virginia in the championship game Saturday night. Kansas State had a chance to tie with a 3-pointer with 13 seconds left, but Dominique Sutton lost his dribble and turned the ball over with six

Kentucky (4-2) 13 Porter 21 Stevenson

* *

FG 0-1 1-2

3FG 0-0 0-0

FT 0-0 2-2

R 0 0

F Pts A TO B S M 0 0 1 4 0 0 13 2 4 2 3 1 1 24

K 22 23 54 01 15 34 55

Harris * 0-1 Meeks * 3-11 Patterson * 6-8 Miller 0-4 Stewart 0-2 Liggins 1-4 Harrellson 4-6 TEAM Totals.............. 15-39

C 0-0 1-3 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-0 1-5

0-0 0 0 12-12 3 4 3-3 10 4 0-0 6 3 0-0 2 1 2-3 2 3 4-5 10 1 3 23-25 36 18

M 0 19 15 0 0 4 12

0 0 1 3 0 3 0

E 0 5 3 2 0 4 2

54 10 23

0 0 1 0 0 0 1

N 1 1 0 0 0 0 1

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15 33 26 32 5 27 25

3 4 200

1st 2nd Tot FG% 3FG% FT% Paint P-TO 2nd Bnch Kentucky 16 38 54 .385 .200 .920 24 16 12 16 West Virginia 26 17 43 .306 .167 .588 22 15 8 15 Officials: Gary Maxwell, Raymond Styons, William Humes;

Rupp Arena (21,350) Lexington, Ky. • Dec. 3, 2008

Lamar Kentucky

Lamar (5-1) 40 Brown f 44 Worrell f 12 McThay g 14 Dawkins g 15 Hall g 01 Miles 02 Ybarra 03 Mahoney 05 Williams 31 Pace 33 Riley 52 Custer TEAM Totals..............

West Virginia (4-1) FG 3FG FT R F Pts A TO B S M 01 Butler * 2-9 0-2 3-4 9 4 7 2 2 1 3 4003 Ebanks * 2-5 0-2 0-2 1 2 4 0 0 0 0 14 21 Mazzulla * 1-3 0-1 2-2 2 5 4 3 3 0 3 18 22 Ruoff * 3-13 1-10 3-4 1 3 10 1 2 0 0 37 35 Smith * 1-1 1-1 0-0 1 4 3 0 2 0 0 18 02 Thoroughman 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0+ 05 Jones 2-6 0-0 0-0 2 2 4 0 0 0 0 18 25 Bryant 1-4 1-1 2-4 0 1 5 1 5 0 0 25 41 Flowers 3-7 0-1 0-1 6 3 6 0 1 2 0 23 45 Proby 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 7 TEAM 3 Totals.............. 15-49 3-18 10-17 26 25 43 7 16 3 6 200

61 103

FG 3FG 3-13 0-4 2-3 0-0 2-10 1-6 4-10 2-5 1-4 0-1 2-7 0-1 0-1 0-1 1-2 0-0 1-5 0-4 0-0 0-0 2-4 1-2 4-6 0-0

FT 0-0 3-3 0-0 1-2 3-6 0-1 0-0 2-3 1-2 0-0 0-0 3-4

R F 4 4 5 2 3 1 0 3 4 2 2 3 1 0 1 2 2 2 0 1 1 0 7 1 3 22-65 4-24 13-21 33 21

Pts A TO B S M 6 0 1 2 0 19 7 0 1 0 0 26 5 1 6 0 1 25 11 1 2 0 1 26 5 0 0 0 2 23 4 3 1 0 1 16 0 0 0 0 0 4 4 2 1 0 0 10 3 0 2 0 3 15 0 0 1 0 1 3 5 0 0 0 0 6 11 0 2 1 0 27 1 61 7 18 3 9 200

Kentucky (5-2) FG 3FG FT R F 13 Porter * 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 21 Stevenson * 3-3 0-0 0-0 4 3 22 Harris * 2-2 1-1 0-1 1 1 23 Meeks * 6-13 2-6 5-6 2 1 54 Patterson * 11-12 0-0 9-11 3 3 01 Miller 3-5 0-1 0-0 3 3 03 Galloway 0-3 0-0 2-3 3 1 10 Slone 0-0 0-0 0-0 2 2 12 Krebs 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 14 Halsell 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 15 Stewart 3-6 0-0 0-0 0 2 30 Perry 0-1 0-1 0-0 1 0 34 Liggins 6-6 2-2 2-2 7 3 43 Carter 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 2 55 Harrellson 4-7 2-3 2-2 7 2 TEAM 4 Totals.............. 38-59 7-14 20-25 38 23

Pts A TO B S M 0 0 0 0 1 5 6 1 2 0 1 16 5 3 0 0 0 6 19 6 1 1 2 28 31 3 3 0 0 22 6 1 3 1 1 25 2 5 1 2 0 19 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 1 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 2 6 0 2 1 0 11 0 0 0 0 0 4 16 4 2 1 1 27 0 1 0 0 0 4 12 0 1 2 1 24 103 25 16

8 7 200

1st 2nd Tot FG% 3FG% FT% Paint P-TO 2nd Bnch Lamar 30 31 61 .338 .167 .619 26 5 15 27 Kentucky 56 47 103 .644 .500 .800 46 37 6 42 Officials: Mike Stuart, Rick Crawford, Jeff Nichols; Technicals: Lamar-Williams, Team 2; Kentucky-Slone

Technicals: None. Fouled Out: Mazzulla, WVU (2:12) LEXINGTON, Ky. - Patrick Patterson scored a career-high 31 points and Jodie Meeks added 19 and six assists as Kentucky rolled by Lamar 103-61 on Wednesday night. DeAndre Liggins added 16 points, seven rebounds and five assists for the Wildcats (5-2). Kentucky shot 64 percent from the floor while overpowering the Cardinals to win its fifth straight. The Wildcats played most of the game without Ramon Harris, was taken to a local hospital for tests after colliding with teammate Michael Porter in the first half. Harris and Porter appeared to bang heads while scrambling near a loose ball, with both players falling to the floor. Harris struggled to get to his feet before falling back to the floor. He lay motionless for several minutes before being taken off the floor on a stretcher. Porter received 10 stitches over his left eye but was back on the bench by the end of the first half, though he did not return. Kentucky had a season-high 25 assists on 38 field goals and turned it oer just 16 times while playing with the kind of precision it has lacked for long stretches early in the season. It took the Wildcats less than five minutes to build a double-digit lead and went seven minutes without turning it over, heady territory for a team that was giving it away once every 90 seconds coming in. Liggins hit Patterson with a pair of fullcourt passes that led to easy layups, and he even showed off a little range. He knocked down a pair of 3-pointers in the second half that gave Kentucky a 74-37 lead. Coy Custer and Kenny Dawkins led Lamar (5-1) with 11 points apiece. The Wildcats outscored Lamar 46-24 in the paint and had a 202 advantage in fastbreak points. Patterson had his way in the lane, making 11 of 12 field goals and 9 of 11 free throws. Gillispie stressed the Wildcats couldn't afford to get off to a slow start aganst the smaller, quicker Cardinals and his team responded by making 16 of its first 20 shots. The Wildcats cruised to a 26-point halftime lead and Lamar didn't make a serious run at the lead in the second half.

Rupp Arena (24,109) Lexington, Ky. • Dec. 6, 2008

Miami (Fla.) Kentucky

No. 21/22

73 67

LEXINGTON, Ky. - Jack McClinton scored 23 points and James Dews added a season-high 18 as No. 21 Miami defeated ice-cold shooting Kentucky 73-67 on Saturday. The tale of the tape in this one was found beyond the 3-point arc. Miami (5-2) matched a season best with eight 3s, while Kentucky (5-3) misfired on 23 of 25 from behind the line. Dews matched his career high with four 3s. The Wildcats had their worst shooting game, going 25-70 (35.7 percent). Down 49-28, Kentucky went on a 12-1 run to cut the deficit to 10. The Wildcats would get within four a few minutes later after a fastbreak layup by DeAndre Liggins and another one by Jodie Meeks, fed by Liggins following a steal. But Miami's victory was preserved by two long jumpers by Brian Asbury. The first appeared to be a 3, but his foot was ruled on the line. The second was a no-doubter, pushing the Hurricanes' lead to 65-56 with under two minutes left. Asbury's 3 was Miami's only one of the second half, but it appeared early that the Hurricanes' sharp-shooting guards were going to overwhelm the Wildcats much the way VMI did earlier this season in an upset win.

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Miami opened the game with two 3-pointers in the first minute and nailed two more, both by Dews, in the final minute before halftime. In between, things weren't much better for a Kentucky defense that couldn't seem to guard jump shots and a Kentucky offense that couldn't seem to make them. Miami closed the half on a 15-4 run, including the two last-minute 3s by Dews, to take a 46-26 lead. The taller Wildcats did the things they were expected to do, such as dominate the paint with 36 points compared to Miami's 18, and outrebound the Hurricanes 45-35. Kentucky's Patrick Patterson had a career-high 16 rebounds to go along with his 19 points, his fifth double-double of the season. Liggins, a freshman, also had a standout offensive game with several highlight reel plays en route to a career-high 18 points, but he was 0-for-8 from 3-point range. Meeks, Kentucky's usual long-range specialist, wasn't much better, hitting just two 3s in the first half and missing his other 10 tries. Miami was fighting to remain in the Top 25 after a home loss last week to Ohio State. Kentucky hasn't beaten a ranked opponent since topping Tennessee last January. Kentucky point guard Michael Porter, wearing a headband to cover up a laceration that required 10 stitches after his collision with teammate Ramon Harris, started the game but fouled out with only two points. Harris attended the game wearing a neck collar. Miami (5-2) FG 3FG FT R F 20 McGowan f 1-6 1-3 1-2 8 4 21 Collins f 2-3 0-0 2-4 4 3 01 Hurdle g 3-8 0-1 3-6 2 1 23 Dews g 6-8 4-6 2-5 2 4 33 McClinton g 7-15 2-7 7-9 3 0 00 Graham 1-1 0-0 2-2 4 5 05 Rios 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 30 Thomas 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 31 Jones 1-5 0-1 0-0 2 0 32 Asbury 2-3 1-1 2-3 2 1 45 Gamble 0-3 0-0 0-0 3 0 TEAM 5 Totals.............. 23-52 8-19 19-31 35 19

Pts A TO B S M 4 0 3 0 1 22 6 1 1 0 2 27 9 6 2 1 0 35 18 0 0 0 1 27 23 2 3 0 0 35 4 1 1 1 1 17 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 2 0 0 6 7 1 0 0 1 15 0 1 0 3 0 11 1 73 12 13 5 6 200

Kentucky (5-3) 01 Miller * 13 Porter * 21 Stevenson * 23 Meeks * 54 Patterson * 03 Galloway 15 Stewart 34 Liggins 55 Harrellson TEAM Totals..............

Pts A TO B S M 3 5 3 2 1 34 2 0 1 0 0 17 9 2 2 2 1 33 10 2 0 0 0 34 19 4 3 3 2 400 0 1 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0+ 18 5 3 0 2 32 6 0 0 0 0 8 1 67 18 14 7 7 200

FG 3FG 0-6 0-1 1-3 0-2 3-10 0-0 4-17 2-12 8-13 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 6-15 0-8 3-5 0-0

FT 3-4 0-0 3-4 0-0 3-4 0-0 0-0 6-6 0-0

R F 10 4 2 5 8 4 0 3 16 3 0 0 0 3 7 1 0 0 2 25-70 2-23 15-18 45 23

Miss. Valley St. (0-10) FG 34 Petty f 2-4 44 Preston f 1-3 01 Harmason g 5-12 03 Newsome g 4-12 15 Behling g 6-12 05 Pritchard 0-1 10 Cheeks 2-12 11 Nettles 0-0 12 Studivant 1-5 13 Kite 0-0 23 Clark 2-3 25 Burwell, Kevin 0-1 0-1 33 Smith, Orlando 0-3 TEAM Totals.............. 23-68

3FG 0-1 0-0 1-2 1-4 4-6 0-0 1-6 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-2 0-0 0-0

FT 1-2 0-0 3-4 2-2 4-4 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0-0

R F 3 2 1 5 2 1 3 3 7 5 0 0 2 2 1 0 6 4 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 3 5 9-22 10-13 34 26

Kentucky (6-3) FG 3FG FT 03 Galloway * 1-1 0-0 0-0 13 Porter * 1-6 1-5 0-0 21 Stevenson * 2-2 0-0 2-3 23 Meeks * 8-12 4-6 4-4 54 Patterson * 8-11 0-0 5-8 01 Miller 0-1 0-1 2-2 10 Slone 2-6 2-3 2-2 12 Krebs 0-1 0-1 0-0 14 Halsell 0-0 0-0 0-0 15 Stewart 2-4 0-0 2-3 30 Perry 0-0 0-0 0-0 34 Liggins 2-4 0-2 6-8 43 Carter 0-0 0-0 3-4 55 Harrellson 1-2 0-0 1-2 TEAM Totals.............. 27-50 7-18 27-36

Rupp Arena (21,476) Lexington, Ky. • Dec. 6, 2008

Miss. Valley St. Kentucky

Devils (0-10) to 34 percent. Nobody had more of a resurgence than Meeks, who missed 10 of 12 3-point attempts Saturday in Kentucky's loss to No. 21 Miami. His shooting returned in a hurry as he made 8 of 12 shots from the floor and scored half of his points from long-range. Kentucky led 42-36 with 18 minutes left in the game after a 3-pointer by MVSU's Shannon Behling, but then the Wildcats went on a 17-1 run to erase any doubt. But it wasn't just Meeks' jump shots that were clicking for Kentucky. The Wildcats consistently got the ball inside to their big man, Patrick Patterson, who had his sixth double-double of the year, with 10 rebounds to go along with his 21 points. Perry Stevenson had a gamehigh 12 rebounds. During one play in the Wildcats' second half run, freshman DeAndre Liggins hit Patterson with a crisp pass through several defenders, setting up the easy bucket. Liggins led the team with five assists to go along with his 10 points. The Wildcats wore black uniforms with the name Keightley on the back, a tribute to their longtime equipment manager Bill Keightley who died of a brain tumor this year. At halftime, a Keightley uniform bearing the number 48 – representing the 48 years the man affectionately known as "Mr. Wildcat" spent on the Kentucky bench – was lifted to the Rupp Arena rafters. A 3-pointer by Shannon Behling pulled the Delta Devils to within 3028 with three minutes to go before halftime. Behling led the Delta Devils with 20 points and 7 rebounds. Kentucky quickly padded the lead by scoring the next nine points, seven by Meeks within the span of 30 seconds. After sinking two free throws, Meeks scored from the lane off a steal, then hit his second 3pointer to put the Wildcats up by 11. Junior college transfer Kevin Galloway made the first start of his Kentucky career, and freshman Landon Slone saw his first significant playing time and first points – two 3-pointers in the first half.

1st 2nd Tot FG% 3FG% FT% Paint P-TO 2nd Bnch Miami 46 27 73 .442 .421 .613 18 19 4 13 Kentucky 26 41 67 .357 .087 .833 36 9 7 24 Officials: Tony Greene, Joe Lindsay, Mike Nance; Technicals: None; Fouled Out: Porter, UK (16:23); Graham, UM (1:24)

65 88

LEXINGTON, Ky. - Jodie Meeks had 24 points and Patrick Patterson added 21 as Kentucky rebounded from its sluggish shooting a day earlier with a 88-65 blowout over Mississippi Valley State on Sunday. Kentucky (6-3) made 54 percent of its shots and held the Delta

R F 2 0 2 2 12 0 2 0 10 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 4 0 0 1 1 3 1 2 1 2 2 40 11

Pts A TO B S M 5 1 3 1 0 14 2 0 0 0 1 17 14 5 1 0 1 31 11 2 2 0 0 33 20 1 3 0 3 30 0 0 0 0 0 2 5 1 2 0 0 21 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 1 22 0 0 0 0 0 1 6 0 1 0 1 11 1 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 13 1 65 11 13 1 7 200 Pts A TO B S M 2 1 1 0 0 8 3 3 5 0 2 34 6 2 1 3 0 18 24 0 1 0 1 22 21 3 1 2 0 37 2 1 1 0 0 11 8 1 0 0 1 16 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 2 6 0 0 2 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 2 10 5 3 1 2 20 3 0 0 2 0 5 3 1 0 1 1 12 1 88 17 14 11 7 200

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1st 2nd Tot FG% 3FG% FT% Paint P-TO 2nd Bnch MS Valley St. 31 34 65 .338 .409 .769 20 16 14 13 Kentucky 39 49 88 .540 .389 .750 34 13 9 32 Officials: Bert Smith, Bob Donato, Ron Groover; Technicals: None; Fouled Out: Behling, MVSU (1:18)

01 10 12 14 15 30 34 55

Rupp Arena (23,767) Lexington, Ky. • Dec. 13, 2008

Indiana Kentucky

54 72

R F Pts A TO B S M 6 4 4 2 5 0 1 29 7 2 4 0 3 1 2 26 3 4 5 5 3 0 0 33 4 3 8 1 1 0 0 28 3 4 15 2 4 1 1 31 1 0 9 1 0 0 2 16 3 1 6 0 3 0 2 19 0 3 3 1 0 0 1 15 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 3 3 1 8-17 30 22 54 12 20 3 9 200

Kentucky (7-3) 03 Galloway, 13 Porter 21 Stevenson 23 Meeks 54 Patterson

FT 2-4 0-0 0-0 1-2 4-6

FG 3FG * 1-1 0-0 * 0-2 0-2 * 5-5 0-0 * 5-12 2-6 * 4-7 0-0

F 0 1 3 3 3

Miller 2-5 1-3 0-0 3 5 5 1 1 2 Slone 0-0 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 2 0 0 Krebs 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Halsell 0-0 0-0 1-2 1 0 1 0 0 0 Stewart 1-2 0-0 0-0 1 0 2 0 2 1 Perry 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 1 0 Liggins 2-6 0-1 6-6 2 1 10 3 6 0 Harrellson 6-12 1-3 2-2 7 1 15 1 2 0 TEAM 3 Totals.............. 26-52 4-15 16-22 38 19 72 16 23 12

L 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

L 29 5 0+ 1 4 0+ 23 18

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Freedom Hall (10,173) Louisville, Ky. • Dec. 20, 2008

Appalachian State 69 Kentucky 93 LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Jodie Meeks scored a career-high 46 points as Kentucky blew out Appalachian State 93-69 on Saturday. Meeks did it all, making 14-of-21 field goals, including 9-of-14 3pointers and hitting 9-of-10 free throws as the Wildcats (8-3) won for the eighth time in nine games. Meeks’ total was the most by a Kentucky player since Dan Issel scored 47 against Alabama in ‘70. Patrick Patterson added 19 points and seven rebounds for UK. Kellen Brand had 16 points and Ryann Abraham added 14 points for Appalachian State (4-4), but the Mountaineers shot just 33 percent from the field and had no answer for Meeks. Meeks outscored the Mountaineers by himself in the first half, pouring in 24 points as the Wildcats took a 53-21 lead at the break. The only suspense over the final 20 minutes would be whether Meeks would become the fourth Kentucky player in the program’s long history to top 50 points. He gave it a shot but tired late before departing to a standing ovation with less than a minute to go. Working off screens for jumpers, driving through the lane, getting out on the break, Meeks appeared to be all the way back from a series of health problems that plagued his sophomore season. Meeks got started early, hitting a 3-pointer during Kentucky’s gameopening 10-0 run. The Mountaineers managed to cut the deficit to six before the Wildcats put together a 15-0 burst midway through the first half to give themselves enough cushion. Kentucky went nearly 10 minutes without turning it over. The game was the first of two visits by Kentucky to Freedom Hall, the home of archrival Louisville. Meeks certainly looked comfortable in enemy territory as the Wildcats played with the kind of urgency coach Billy Gillispie was looking for against Appalachian State’s up-tempo attack. The Mountaineers came in averaging 80 points a game but couldn’t get it going against the bigger, stronger Wildcats. Appalachian State tried to pound the ball inside early but missed its first eight shots. Kentucky forward Ramon Harris scored four points had two rebounds in nine minutes in his first game since being hospitalized with a neck injury on Dec. 3.

FT 0-0 0-0 1-3 0-0 2-6 0-0 4-6 1-2 0-0

R 1 1 9 0 8

1st 2nd Tot FG% 3FG% FT% Paint P-TO 2nd Bnch Indiana 13 41 54 .368 .200 .471 28 12 6 18 Kentucky 36 36 72 .500 .267 .727 38 12 11 33 Officials: Antinio Petty, Rick Hartzell, Mark Whitehead; Technicals: None; Fouled Out: Miller, UK (0:55)

LEXINGTON, Ky. - So much for slow starts. Kentucky cured its earlygame ills in a flash Saturday and, in the process, got a little vengeance for last year’s thumping by interstate rival Indiana. All week, Wildcats coach Billy Gillispie had preached the idea of showing more energy out of the gate, considering two of Kentucky’s three losses were the result of sluggish starts in which a ferocious comeback fell short. This time, Kentucky got off to a 14-0 lead, and it was the Hoosiers who were forced to play catch up. They never did. Josh Harrellson scored 15 points off the bench to lead four other Wildcat players in double-digits as Kentucky dominated Indiana 72-54 Saturday in the annual interstate rivalry between the two storied but struggling programs. Kentucky (7-3) won for the 29th time in 52 meetings between the two schools, and the Wildcats increased their record to 7-1 against the Hoosiers (5-5) at Rupp Arena. The game traditionally had been played at a neutral site, either Indianapolis or Louisville, but that changed two years ago due to a scheduling conflict. The Wildcats overwhelmed the Hoosiers from the opening tip, scoring the first 14 points of the game—all from the paint, including four dunks. Kentucky stretched the lead to 32-6 with 8 minutes to go before halftime after back-to-back 3-pointers by Meeks and Harrellson. The Hoosiers, known for their own second half comebacks this season that fell short, were able to shave Kentucky’s lead somewhat. Two free throws by Verdell Jones made it 41-26 midway through the second half, and a flurry of fouls and fastbreaks at the end provided the final margin. Five Kentucky scorers accounted for all but 12 of the points. Joining Harrellson in double-digits were Jodie Meeks (13), Patterson (12), DeAndre Liggins (10) and Perry Stevenson (10). Stevenson also led the Wildcats with 9 rebounds and 6 blocks, the most by a Kentucky player since he accomplished the feat last season. While both teams were turnover-prone in the first half, combining for 36, the mistakes were lethal to the Hoosiers but barely fazed the Wildcats. Kentucky turned Indiana’s 15 first half turnovers into 10 points, while the Hoosiers had nothing to show for Kentucky’s 11 turnovers. Indiana made just 37 percent of its shots—and just 23 percent in the first half. It made just 4 of 20 3-point attempts and didn’t get a single free throw attempt in the first half. The Wildcats led 36-13 at the break. Indiana (5-5) FG 3FG 25 Pritchard f 2-8 0-0 44 Taber f 2-4 0-0 03 Moore g 2-5 0-0 20 Williams g 4-9 0-2 33 Dumes g 6-15 1-8 02 Roth 3-6 3-6 12 Jones 1-5 0-2 34 Story 1-5 0-2 40 Jobe 0-0 0-0 TEAM Totals.............. 21-57 4-20

Appalachian St. 25 Hunter 32 Butts 00 Sims 21 Bermudez 23 Brand 01 Abraham 03 Dowdell 04 Hughes 12 Archer 15 Booth 24 Wright

Pts A TO B S M 4 1 2 0 1 14 0 4 2 0 2 19 10 1 3 6 2 32 13 0 3 0 2 30 12 3 1 3 0 25

(4-4)FG 3FG f 3-8 0-0 c 2-5 0-0 g 1-7 0-4 g 1-6 1-2 g 5-12 2-3 3-7 3-5 2-3 0-0 1-2 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-4 0-2 0-4 0-2

FT 1-2 2-2 2-2 1-2 4-4 5-6 0-0 1-4 0-0 0-0 2-2

R 6 6 3 2 5 0 5 0 1 0 2

F Pts A TO B S M 3 7 1 4 0 0 21 3 6 0 1 1 0 24 0 4 2 0 0 0 14 3 4 0 0 0 1 23 2 16 1 2 0 0 27 1 14 3 0 0 2 21 2 4 0 0 0 2 10 0 3 0 1 0 1 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 0 1 0 0 11 0 2 3 2 0 1 11

31 Highsmith 0-0 33 Webb 1-1 50 Williamson 2-4 TEAM Totals.............. 21-64

C 0-0 0-0 0-0

0-0 0-0 3-5

0 1 0 0 0 3 0 2 0 3 3 1 7 0 4 6 6-18 21-29 42 17 69 10 18

Kentucky (8-3) FG 3FG FT R F 03 Galloway * 0-1 0-0 0-0 4 0 13 Porter * 1-3 1-2 0-0 4 2 21 Stevenson * 3-7 1-3 0-0 5 3 23 Meeks * 14-21 9-14 9-10 1 2 54 Patterson * 6-13 0-0 7-7 7 4 01 Miller 1-3 1-2 0-0 3 2 10 Slone 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 12 Krebs 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 14 Halsell 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 15 Stewart 4-6 0-1 1-1 1 5 22 Harris 1-1 0-0 2-2 2 0 30 Perry 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 34 Liggins 1-4 0-0 0-0 1 3 43 Carter 0-2 0-0 0-0 1 0 55 Harrellson 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 TEAM 3 Totals.............. 31-63 12-23 19-20 34 21

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breakaway dunk and drawing the foul as Kentucky’s lead ballooned to 9447. He exited after making the free throw and Meeks soon followed, each of them drawing a standing ovation as they made their way to the bench.

0 0 6 0 1 12 1 0 11

Tennessee St. (3-7) FG 03 Houston f 4-8 20 Cox f 2-7 40 Evans f 0-8 04 Crutcher g 0-2 22 Robinson g 7-16 05 Funderburke 0-0 10 Peters 1-1 24 Gregory 0-0 30 Smith 0-4 32 Shoecraft 0-1 33 Gaiter 1-4 42 Jordan 4-8 TEAM Totals.............. 19-59

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Pts A TO B S M 0 4 1 0 0 12 3 5 1 0 0 20 7 0 2 3 0 25 46 3 2 0 4 34 19 2 0 4 1 32 3 4 0 1 2 19 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 9 0 2 1 1 15 4 2 0 1 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 3 2 3 4 1 3 21 0 0 1 1 0 4 0 0 1 0 0 2 1 93 23 15 12 11 200

1st 2nd Tot FG% 3FG% FT% Paint P-TO 2nd Bnch Appalachian St.21 48 69 .328 .333 .724 28 11 16 32 Kentucky 53 40 93 .492 .522 .950 24 33 6 18 Officials: Antinio Petty, Rick Crawford, Tony Turner; Technicals: Bermudez, ASU; Fouled Out: Stewart, UK (0:41)

Rupp Arena (21,958) Lexington, Ky. • Dec. 22, 2008

Tennessee State 58 Kentucky 102

3FG 0-0 0-3 0-0 0-2 3-6 0-0 1-1 0-0 0-2 0-0 0-0 0-0

FT 2-4 1-2 0-0 0-0 8-8 0-0 0-0 1-2 2-4 0-0 0-0 2-3

R F 1 4 6 1 1 2 0 1 5 0 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 7 3 3 4-14 16-23 27 13

Pts A TO B S M 10 0 4 1 2 27 5 1 3 1 2 21 0 0 2 0 0 26 0 1 1 0 0 23 25 0 5 0 3 31 0 0 0 1 0 7 3 0 1 0 0 12 1 0 2 0 0 6 2 0 0 0 0 18 0 0 0 0 0 4 2 0 0 0 1 13 10 0 1 0 0 12

Kentucky (9-3) FG 3FG FT R F 03 Galloway * 1-3 0-1 0-0 5 0 13 Porter * 0-3 0-3 0-0 0 2 21 Stevenson * 5-8 0-1 2-2 7 2 23 Meeks * 10-19 8-15 4-4 6 2 54 Patterson * 15-17 0-0 3-3 11 3 01 Miller 2-5 1-2 0-0 3 3 10 Slone 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 12 Krebs 0-1 0-1 0-0 2 0 14 Halsell 1-1 1-1 0-0 0 0 15 Stewart 1-2 0-0 2-2 2 2 30 Perry 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 2 34 Liggins 3-5 0-1 1-2 4 0 43 Carter 1-3 0-0 0-0 1 0 55 Harrellson 1-5 0-0 0-0 3 2 TEAM 4 Totals.............. 40-72 10-25 12-13 49 18

Pts A TO B S M 2 4 2 0 1 14 0 7 1 0 2 25 12 2 1 1 0 27 32 4 2 0 0 28 33 2 2 2 1 32 5 5 2 0 0 20 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 0 4 3 0 0 0 0 3 4 1 0 1 1 8 0 0 0 0 0 1 7 3 3 0 0 22 2 1 1 0 0 4 2 1 0 0 0 9 1 102 30 16 4 5 200

2 19

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1st 2nd Tot FG% 3FG% FT% Paint P-TO 2nd Bnch Tennessee St. 24 34 58 .322 .286 .686 28 9 12 18 Kentucky 59 43 102 .556 .400 .923 56 28 29 23 Officials: Doug Shows, Mike Roberts, Tracy Woodson; Technicals: None; Fouled Out: None

LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) — Patterson scored a career-high 33 points and grabbed 11 rebounds and Meeks had 32 points and six boards as Kentucky dominated the overmatched Tigers 102-58 on Monday for its fourth straight victory. Patterson, who entered the game making a remarkable 68 percent of his shots, improved upon that number against Tennessee State. Patterson made 15-of-17 field goals — almost all of them lay-ups or dunks — and hit all three of his free throws for Kentucky (9-3). Meeks, coming off a 46-point performance in a win over Appalachian State on Saturday, followed it up with a scintillating first half. He outscored the Tigers 27-24 in the first half, the second straight game he’s beaten the competition by his lonesome in the opening 20 minutes. Gerald Robinson had 25 points for the Tigers (3-7), who shot just 32.2 percent (19 of 59) and struggled to stop Meeks. Meeks’ performance was his fourth 30-point game of the season. He appeared to be on his way to duplicating record-setting performance over Appalachian State before Patterson got hot in the second half. Kentucky opened the game with a 15-0 run as Tennessee State missed its first seven shots. The Wildcats had no such problems. Meeks scored 17 points during a scorching four-minute stretch to close the half, knocking down three straight 3-pointers in the process. He finished the half with seven 3s, tying a school record held by Tayshuan Prince and Derrick Miller. The Wildcats led 59-24 at the break and Meeks quickly knocked down a 3-pointer to pull within one of the school record for 3s in a game, a mark he tied against Appalachian State. He finished 10-of-19 from the field, including 8-of-15 3-pointers. While the Tigers stretched the defense to shut down Meeks, the middle opened up for Patterson. Working hard to create space in the lane, Patterson called for the ball and his teammates made sure the sophomore got it. Patterson did a little bit of everything, adding a couple of assists and two blocks. He finished his night in spectacular fashion, getting out for a

Rupp Arena (24,018) Lexington, Ky. • Dec. 27, 2008

Florida Atlantic Kentucky

69 76

LEXINGTON, Ky. -- Patrick Patterson had 27 points and 14 rebounds for his eighth double-double of the season and Kentucky held off persistent Florida Atlantic 76-69 Saturday afternoon. While the post-holiday Kentucky offense hardly resembled the one that averaged 89 points the previous four games, nor did its defense give Florida Atlantic many extra chances. The Wildcats committed a seasonlow seven turnovers and allowed only seven second-chance points. On a day when shooting star Jodie Meeks wasn't connecting from long range, Patterson and to a lesser degree fellow big man Perry Stevenson off the bench took matters into their own hands underneath the basket. The Wildcats (10-3) dominated points in the paint, 48-24. Patterson, who came into the game with the best shooting percentage in the Southeastern Conference at 71.1 percent, added to that by making 12 of 16 shots from the floor and all three free throws. After the Owls (4-9) cut the lead to 68-66 on two free throws with under 3 minutes to go, Patterson scored the next four points to ice the victory. The seesaw game featured nine ties and 19 lead changes. Stevenson chipped in 10 points, all in the second half. Meeks finished with a quiet 18 points, missing four of six 3-point attempts. Kentucky's victory came despite a career-best performance by Florida Atlantic's senior guard Paul Graham, who led all scorers with 31 points. A jumper by Graham with 15 minutes left gave the Owls their largest

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FT 2-2 0-0 0-0 1-2 3-5 0-0 1-1 0-0 0-0

R F 9 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 3 2 0 3 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 7-10 25 16

Pts A TO B S M 9 3 2 1 0 36 6 1 2 1 2 24 16 2 0 0 0 33 4 3 0 0 0 38 31 3 3 0 0 38 0 1 0 0 0 9 3 4 1 0 0 16 0 0 0 0 0 0+ 0 0 0 0 0 6 2 69 17 10 2 2 200

Kentucky (10-3) FG 3FG FT R F 13 Porter * 1-3 0-2 0-0 2 1 15 Stewart * 0-1 0-0 2-2 2 0 22 Harris * 0-2 0-2 0-0 1 0 23 Meeks * 7-12 2-6 2-2 2 0 54 Patterson * 12-16 0-0 3-3 14 1 01 Miller 1-2 0-1 0-0 1 2 03 Galloway 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 10 Slone 1-5 0-4 2-2 1 2 21 Stevenson 5-7 0-0 0-1 6 2 34 Liggins 1-3 0-2 1-3 1 3 55 Harrellson 3-6 0-1 2-3 3 0 TEAM 1 Totals.............. 31-57 2-18 12-16 34 11

Pts A TO B S M 2 5 1 0 0 27 2 0 1 1 0 8 0 1 0 0 0 6 18 2 0 0 1 37 27 2 0 3 0 402 1 1 0 0 7 0 1 0 0 0 3 4 3 1 0 1 25 10 1 1 2 1 19 3 2 1 0 0 15 8 1 1 1 0 13 76 19

C. Michigan (3-9) 34 Hardiman f 40 Van c 03 Allen g 15 Bitzer g 20 Harman g 00 Saylor 01 Thomas 05 Bridges 13 Ford 24 Weary 45 Hunter TEAM Totals..............

7 3 200

1st 2nd Tot FG% 3FG% FT% Paint P-TO 2nd Bnch Fla. Atlantic 37 32 69 .482 .471 .700 24 13 7 3 Kentucky 37 39 76 .544 .111 .750 48 4 16 27 Officials: Anthony Jordan, Bert Smith, Terry Moore;

Rupp Arena (22,944) Lexington, Ky. â&#x20AC;˘ Dec. 29, 2008

Central Michigan Kentucky

The victory gives the Wildcats plenty of momentum heading into the annual Dream Game against the Cardinals. Kentucky has won 11 of 12, most of them looking an awful lot like their dismantling of the Chippewas. Central Michigan took control early and led by as much as nine as Kentucky's unconventional starting lineup - a unit that included guards Meeks, Michael Porter and DeAndre Liggins - struggled to get any rhythm. Kentucky coach Billy Gillispie quickly went to the bench and summoned Slone, a schoolboy star from Paintsville, Ky. - about two hours east of Rupp Arena - who is rapidly becoming a folk hero. Slone showed off something else against the Chippewas: a deft shooting touch. He hit a 3-pointer and followed it up with a little pullup jumper in the lane that got the Wildcats going. A couple of possessions later, he hit the deck diving for a loose ball and got elbowed while pulling in one of his five rebounds - two less than he had in his previous eight games combined. As Kentucky and Slone surged, the Chippewas slumped after a hot start. A Robbie Harman jumper gave Central Michigan a 17-15 lead with 11:03 remaining in the first half. It would be the last time the Chippewas actually put the ball through the cylinder for more than 16 minutes. Central Michigan managed just six free throws and a basket on a generous goaltending call for the rest of the half as Kentucky raced to a 42-23 halftime lead. Central Michigan wouldn't get much closer, as Kentucky continued to amp up the pressure and ride Meeks' hot hand.

lead at 51-46, but Kentucky seemed to awaken from its post-holiday slumber behind Patterson and Stevenson. They accounted for eight points in a 10-0 Kentucky run that put the Wildcats ahead for good. After Patterson's second-chance layup, Stevenson slammed home two dunks within 30 seconds. One was set up by a crisp crosscourt pass from DeAndre Liggins, the other resulting from a fierce block by Patterson at the other end. By the time Mike Jarvis could call timeout, the Wildcats led 52-51. They wouldn't stop there, stretching the lead to eight on Stevenson's layup in traffic with 7 minutes to go. The first half was an entirely different story. Meeks and Patterson combined for Kentucky's first 17 points, and no other Wildcat got on the board until Liggins' bucket 10 minutes in. Largely outplayed throughout the first half, Kentucky needed a block at the buzzer to head to the locker room tied at 37. After starting the season with consecutive losses to VMI and North Carolina, the Wildcats have won 10 of their last 11. Florida Atlantic continued its slide, losing for the eighth time in nine games. Fla. Atlantic (4-9) FG 3FG 32 Monroe f 3-8 1-2 40 Royster f 3-4 0-0 01 Richardson g 6-11 4-5 12 Nwoji g 1-5 1-3 25 Graham g 13-23 2-6 03 Watson 0-2 0-0 05 Tucker 1-2 0-0 13 Gagel 0-0 0-0 50 Hernandez 0-1 0-1 TEAM Totals.............. 27-56 8-17

52 84

Technicals: None; Fouled Out: None LEXINGTON, Ky. -- Jodie Meeks scored 23 points and Patrick Patterson added 15 points and nine rebounds as the Wildcats rolled by Central Michigan 84-52 on Monday for their sixth straight win to setup a showdown with the No. 18 Cardinals on Sunday. Freshman walk-on Landon Slone starred off the bench for the second straight game, scoring eight points to bring the Wildcats (11-3) to life after a dismal start. Slone's energy sparked a 36-8 surge to end the first half as Kentucky held the Chippewas (3-9) without a field goal for more than 10 minutes. Jacolby Hardiman led Central Michigan with 12 points and Marcus Van added 11 points and eight boards but the Chippewas shot just 31 percent from the field (18 of 58) and had no answers when the Wildcats turned up the pressure.

FG 3FG 5-11 0-1 3-12 0-0 3-8 2-4 3-13 1-5 2-6 1-4 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-4 1-2 0-1 0-1

FT 2-4 5-6 2-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-2 0-0

R F 3 2 8 1 2 3 8 3 1 5 2 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 5 1 0 5 18-58 5-18 11-14 34 20

Pts A TO B S M 12 1 1 0 2 32 11 0 0 0 0 37 10 2 4 0 1 30 7 3 4 0 3 38 5 3 2 0 1 28 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 1 7 0 2 0 0 14 0 0 0 0 0 8 2 52 9 15 0 7 200

Kentucky (11-3) FG 3FG FT R F 13 Porter * 4-8 2-5 2-3 2 1 21 Stevenson * 0-1 0-0 0-0 4 1 23 Meeks * 6-13 5-8 6-7 2 1 34 Liggins * 3-8 0-3 0-0 5 1 54 Patterson * 6-7 0-0 3-3 9 1 01 Miller 0-3 0-1 0-0 0 2 03 Galloway 2-2 0-0 0-1 1 1 10 Slone 3-5 2-4 0-0 5 0 12 Krebs 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 14 Halsell 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 15 Stewart 0-1 0-0 0-0 2 2 30 Perry 1-1 1-1 0-0 0 0 43 Carter 0-0 0-0 1-2 0 0 55 Harrellson 5-7 0-0 2-3 6 4 TEAM 1 Totals.............. 30-56 10-22 14-19 37 14

Pts A TO B S M 12 3 4 0 1 26 0 3 0 2 0 23 23 1 0 0 2 27 6 8 5 0 1 22 15 0 1 1 0 29 0 1 1 1 0 10 4 0 0 0 0 4 8 2 1 0 1 24 0 1 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 3 2 9 3 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 3 12 1 1 0 1 17 84 22 13

7 8 200

1st 2nd Tot FG%3FG%FT%PaintP-TO2ndBnch Central Mich. 23 29 52 .310 .278.786 24 15 10 7 Kentucky 42 42 84 .536 .455.737 34 25 8 28 Officials: Karl Hess, Mark Whitehead, Eugene Crawford, Jr.; Technicals: None; Fouled Out: Harman, CMU (3:34)

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Freedom Hall (20,078) Louisville, Ky. • Jan. 4, 2009

Kentucky Louisville

71 74

No. 18/18

Kentucky (11-4) FG 3FG FT R F 21 Stevenson f 3-5 1-1 0-1 6 4 54 Patterson c 8-13 0-0 6-7 15 1 03 Galloway g 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 13 Porter g 2-5 2-4 2-2 0 4 23 Meeks g 8-19 3-9 9-9 3 3 01 Miller 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 15 Stewart 0-0 0-0 2-2 1 1 22 Harris 0-3 0-1 0-0 3 3 34 Liggins 1-1 0-0 0-1 0 1 55 Harrellson 0-1 0-1 0-0 1 0 TEAM 3 1 Totals.............. 23-49 6-16 19-22 32 18

Pts A TO B S M 7 2 4 3 0 31 22 4 3 0 1 40 2 0 1 0 1 4 8 1 0 0 1 33 28 0 6 0 2 40 0 1 0 0 0 13 2 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 1 0 0 23 2 2 3 1 1 8 0 0 3 0 0 5

Louisville (9-3) FG 3FG 01 WILLIAMS f 7-12 3-5 05 CLARK f 2-11 0-4 24 SAMUELS c 2-3 0-0 10 SOSA g 4-7 2-4 34 SMITH g 3-3 3-3 02 KNOWLES 1-2 1-1 14 KURIC 1-1 1-1 20 SCOTT 1-1 1-1

Pts A TO B S M 19 1 3 0 5 36 10 3 7 3 1 36 4 1 1 0 0 11 18 2 2 0 2 26 11 2 1 2 0 29 3 0 0 0 1 10 3 0 0 0 1 4 4 0 0 0 0 2

FT 2-2 6-8 0-0 8-9 2-2 0-0 0-0 1-2

R 8 8 1 1 0 1 0 0

F 2 5 4 1 1 2 0 0

SWOPSHIRE 0-1 GOODE 0-2 JENNINGS 0-2 MCGEE 1-2 TEAM Totals.............. 22-47

0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1

K 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

E 0 1 1 1

0 4 1 1

0 0 0 2

A 0 2 0 3

0 0 1 0

11-20 19-23 22 21 74 14 15

L 0 2 1 0

0 4 1 22 0 6 0 14

8 11 200

1st 2nd Tot FG% 3FG% FT% Paint P-TO 2nd Bnch Kentucky 35 36 71 .469 .375 .864 32 22 23 4 Louisville 38 36 74 .468 .550 .826 18 24 5 12 Officials: John Cahill, Tim Higgins, Tony Greene; Technicals: UK-Team; Fouled Out: UL-Clark (0:23)

LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- In the midst of a season on the verge of spinning out of control, Louisville coach Rick Pitino told enigmatic point guard Edgar Sosa maybe it would be best if the talented but troubled junior got a fresh start somewhere else. Sosa told Pitino he just needed one more last chance in a career full of last chances. On Sunday, he backed it up with the biggest shot of his life. Sosa's 30-footer with 2.8 seconds remaining lifted the 18th-ranked Cardinals to a 74-71 victory over archrival Kentucky. Kentucky (11-4) nearly sent the Cardinals out of the polls entirely after a miraculous rally in the final 51 seconds. Louisville seemed in control after Sosa made two free throws to give the Cardinals a 71-64 lead. Kentucky's Jodie Meeks scored seven straight points on five free throws and a layup - thanks to two careless turnovers by Louisville's Earl Clark - to tie the game at 71 with 23 seconds left. The Cardinals inbounded to Sosa, who dribbled calmly over halfcourt and waited for the clock to wind down. When it got to 6 seconds, he took two dribbles toward the basket and pulled up over Kentucky's Michael Porter. The shot was good all the way as Freedom Hall erupted. Porter's last-second heave from 40 feet was off the mark, letting Louisville escape with its first home win over the Wildcats since 2002. Meeks led the Wildcats with 28 points and Patrick Patterson added 22 points and 15 rebounds, but Kentucky had its six-game winning streak snapped thanks to a familiar culprit: turnovers. The Wildcats, who were averaging 18.2 turnovers a game, gave it away 21 times, including six by Meeks. The Cardinals used a 12-0 run, including a three-point play by Sosa, to go ahead 54-43. Williams hit a 3-pointer moments later to push it to 57-45 with 13:06 left. Williams finished with 19 points and eight rebounds, Smith had 11 points, two assists and two blocks and Earl Clark added 10 points and eight rebounds as the Cardinals used their depth to offset Kentucky's two stars. Patterson dominated his matchup with Louisville freshman center Samardo Samuels, who managed four points and a rebound in 11 foulplagued minutes. The Wildcats, however, were hardly taking solace in getting close. They were hoping a win over the Cardinals would signify their rise in Gillispie's second year. It'll have to wait until Southeastern Conference play starts on Saturday against Vanderbilt.

71 11 21

Rupp Arena (24,249) Lexington, Ky. • Jan. 10, 2009

Vanderbilt Kentucky

60 70

LEXINGTON, Ky. -- In Gillispie's eyes, his team doesn't need three options, it needs 20, though he'd settle for five. Judging by Kentucky's 70-60 win against undermanned Vanderbilt on Saturday, Gillispie may finally have some volunteers. While Meeks led the way with 21 points, it was the performance of Kentucky's role players that gave the Wildcats (12-4, 1-0 SEC) a muchneeded momentum boost heading into a showdown with No. 15 Tennessee on Tuesday. Ramon Harris had 12 points and seven rebounds while making all five of his shots, Perry Stevenson added 10 points and Kentucky overcame a foul-troubled performance by Patterson (11 points, a season-low one rebound) to snap Vanderbilt's six-game winning streak. Against the Commodores (11-4, 0-1), those roles included picking up the slack for Patterson - who faced constant double-teams - and not letting up even though Vanderbilt played without leading scorer and rebounder A.J. Ogilvy, who watched from the bench after being injured in practice on Friday. Jermaine Beal led Vanderbilt with 18 points and Jeffery Taylor had 15 points and 11 rebounds, but the Commodores shot just 31.6 percent (18 of 57) and turned it over 15 times. Vanderbilt coach Kevin Stallings refused to place blame for the loss on Ogilvy's absence, though the Commodores had little inside presence without the 6-foot-11 Ogilvy. Vanderbilt was outscored in the paint 32-20 and had seven shots blocked. Maybe, but the Commodores could have used him during Kentucky's 21-4 burst early in the second half that helped the Wildcats break it open. Meeks helped get it started by banking in a 3-pointer and Harris finished it with a putback that gave Kentucky a 55-35 lead. The Commodores got as close as six in the final minute, but Kentucky made its free throws to avoid a late-game collapse. The Commodores entered the game second in the county in field goal percentage, allowing opponents to shoot just 35.6 percent from the floor. The Wildcats, however, had little trouble getting good shots despite an off night by Patterson. Kentucky shot 44 percent (24 of 55) from the floor and became just the second school all year to reach 70 points against the Commodores. Kentucky trailed by as many as seven early before a 12-2 run over the last five minutes of the first half gave the Wildcats a 31-27 lead at the break. Kentucky made the surge without Patterson, who sat the last 10 minutes of the half after picking up his second foul. The teams split the two meetings last year, with each club winning on its home floor. Vanderbilt, meanwhile, hopes Ogilvy is ready when the Commodores host Georgia on Wednesday.

4 6 200

Vanderbilt (11-4, 0-1) FG 3FG 21 McClellan f 2-10 1-5 03 Ezeli c 0-0 0-0 00 Beal g 5-11 1-4 01 Tinsley g 4-15 3-10 44 Taylor g 4-11 1-2 05 Goulbourne 1-3 0-1 22 Graham 0-0 0-0

FT 0-0 2-4 7-7 0-0 6-6 0-0 0-0

R 7 4 1 1 11 1 0

F 3 2 4 1 1 0 0

Pts A TO B S M 5 1 1 0 0 23 2 0 2 0 0 24 18 3 1 0 1 36 11 0 3 1 0 30 15 2 3 1 4 30 2 0 1 0 0 9 0 0 1 0 0 1

33 Tchiengang 2-4 34 Drake 0-2 50 Duffy 0-1 TEAM Totals.............. 18-57

1-2 0-1 0-0

0-0 2-2 0-0

4 2 5 2 3 2 1 1 0 3 7-25 17-19 35 17 60

Kentucky (12-4, 1-0) FG 13 Porter * 2-5 21 Stevenson * 5-6 22 Harris * 5-5 23 Meeks * 5-16 54 Patterson * 5-8 01 Miller 0-4 15 Stewart 0-1 34 Liggins 0-5 55 Harrellson 2-5 TEAM Totals.............. 24-55

3FG 0-1 0-0 2-2 3-9 0-0 0-2 0-0 0-3 1-2

FT 4-4 0-0 0-1 8-8 1-2 2-2 0-0 1-2 0-0

R F 1 1 2 2 7 3 7 1 1 4 6 0 1 1 5 1 2 1 2 6-19 16-19 34 14

1 1 1

0 0 21 0 0 14 0 0 12

9 15

2 5 200

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7 5 200

1st 2nd Tot FG% 3FG% FT% Paint P-TO 2nd Bnch Vanderbilt 27 33 60 .316 .280 .895 20 15 11 9 Kentucky 31 39 70 .436 .316 .842 22 23 8 8 Officials: Ted Valentine, Doug Shows, Lee Cassell; Technicals: None; Fouled Out: None

Thompson-Boling Arena (20,474) Knoxville, Tenn. • Jan. 13, 2009

Tennessee Kentucky

No. 3/5

But Meeks, who also went a perfect 14-for-14 from the free-throw line, scored nine straight points to put the game away. No other Kentucky player scored in double figures. Patrick Patterson grabbed 12 rebounds. With two 3-pointers and a fast break layup by Meeks, Kentucky used a 12-0 run to grab a 28-20 lead with 7:27 in the first half. Meeks had 26 points in the first half, including going 5-for-7 from behind the arc.

Pts A TO B S M 8 2 2 0 1 24 10 2 1 3 1 34 12 3 3 0 0 29 21 3 1 0 1 37 11 1 1 3 0 27 2 0 1 0 0 14 0 0 1 1 0 10 1 2 1 0 2 16 5 0 1 0 0 9 70 13 12

66 72

Kentucky (13-4, 2-0) FG 21 Stevenson f 3-6 22 Harris f 3-3 54 Patterson f 3-8 13 Porter g 2-4 23 Meeks g 15-22 01 Miller 3-6 03 Galloway 1-3 15 Stewart 0-1 TEAM Totals.............. 30-53

3FG FT R F Pts A TO B S M 0-0 0-0 4 5 6 2 1 0 1 28 0-0 1-2 5 4 7 3 2 0 2 24 0-0 3-4 12 4 9 0 1 0 0 39 1-2 0-0 0 1 5 6 3 0 0 33 10-15 14-14 8 2 54 4 1 0 1 39 1-2 0-0 3 3 7 1 5 2 0 21 0-0 0-0 4 1 2 0 2 0 0 10 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 2 12-19 18-20 39 20 90 16 15 2 4 200

Tennessee (10-5, 1-1) FG 01 Smith f 5-14 04 Chism c 7-13 03 Maze g 5-12 30 Prince g 2-5 32 Hopson g 1-6 00 Woolridge 0-1 23 Tatum 2-8 25 Tabb 0-2 33 Williams 3-5 TEAM Totals.............. 25-66

3FG 2-5 0-3 1-6 0-0 1-3 0-1 1-4 0-0 1-1

FT 7-7 4-6 0-0 0-1 2-2 0-0 1-4 0-0 2-6

R F 2 2 9 1 2 3 7 2 2 2 0 0 1 1 2 2 6 4 1 6-23 16-26 32 17

Pts A TO B S M 19 0 0 0 0 35 18 1 3 0 3 30 11 2 3 0 1 27 4 2 0 0 2 25 5 2 0 0 0 24 0 0 0 0 0 5 6 2 1 0 1 26 0 0 0 0 1 13 9 0 1 1 0 15 72

1 8 200

1st 2nd Tot FG% 3FG% FT% Paint P-TO 2nd Bnch Kentucky 41 49 90 .566 .632 .900 34 10 14 9 Tennessee 37 35 72 .379 .261 .615 39 16 18 15 Officials: Tony Greene, John Cahill, Doug Shows; Technicals: None; Fouled Out: Stevenson, UK (6:57)

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. -- Jodie Meeks was just trying to get a victory. He didn't fathom having a chance at earning a spot among Kentucky's greatest players. Meeks scored a school-record 54 points to help Kentucky cruise to a 90-72 win over No. 24 Tennessee on Tuesday night. "It means a lot to be in the same sentence as Dan Issel. It's mindboggling," he said. "I was just out there playing to win." Meeks, who broke Issel's 39-year-old record of 53 points set at Ole Miss, was mobbed by his Kentucky teammates in the middle of the Thompson-Boling Arena court, where the Wildcats (13-4, 2-0 SEC) handed the Volunteers their third loss in January. The Southeastern Conference's leading scorer surpassed his previous high of 46 points, which he set Dec. 20 against Appalachian State, with 4:50 left as he hit an open 3, one of 10 3-pointers he would make for the night. He set the record with free throws with 1:31 left. Meeks entered the game ranked fourth in the nation in scoring with an average 24.2 points per game. "I have never seen anything like it," Kentucky coach Billy Gillispie said. "Jodie Meeks had 46 against Appalachian State, and they are a nice team, but not near a team the quality of Tennessee and on the home court." The 54 points was also the biggest individual SEC performance since Chris Jackson's 55 for LSU against Mississippi in 1989. "There have been so many great players - this is the greatest basketball tradition in the world at the collegiate level - and to be able to put your name up there with some of those greats is quite an accomplishment," Gillispie said. Down by 6 at the half, Tennessee (10-5, 1-1) cut Kentucky's lead to 43-41 on a fastbreak basket by Wayne Chism a minute and a half into the second half. But the Vols' spotty defense couldn't contain Meeks, who hit a layup and two 3-pointers to help the Wildcats on a 10-0 run that gave them a 53-41 lead. "Defensively we tried to guard him as a team," Tennessee coach Bruce Pearl said. "We didn't have any one guy on him, but none of our guards could guard him." Kentucky began stumbling into foul trouble with 9:34 left, and Tennessee - which to that point had shot 35 percent from the free-throw line - sank 11 straight bonus shots to cut the Wildcats' lead to 71-64 with 6:52 left.

Stegeman Coliseum (9,090) Athens, Ga. • Jan. 18, 2009

Kentucky Georgia

68 45

ATHENS, Ga. -- Kentucky didn't need another record performance from Jodie Meeks to take another SEC road win. Meeks scored 22 points in his return to his home state and Kentucky never trailed in coasting to a 68-45 win over Georgia on Sunday. Meeks, from Norcross, Ga., didn't come close to matching his school-record 54 points in Kentucky's win at No. 24 Tennessee on Tuesday night. Meeks left the game with 5:14 remaining and the Wildcats leading 62-36. Patrick Patterson added 15 points and four of Kentucky's 11 blocked shots. Perry Stevenson had 13 points. Kentucky (14-4, 3-0 Southeastern Conference) has won three straight and 9 of 10 as it makes its bid to move into the Top 25 on Monday for the first time this season. Georgia (9-9, 0-3) suffered its fifth straight loss. Terrance Woodbury led the Bulldogs with eight points while making only 4 of 14 shots from the field. Freshmen Dustin Ware and Trey Thompkins each had seven points. Georgia made only 2 of its first 13 shots as Kentucky pushed its lead to double figures in the first 10 minutes. Despite making only 8 of 31 shots in the first half, Georgia managed only five second-chance points. Kentucky had 17 defensive rebounds in the half, compared with only 14 total rebounds for Georgia, and took advantage of that statistic by making high-percentage shots near the basket. Kentucky finished with a 34-24 advantage in points scored in the paint. The Wildcats increased their all-time record against Georgia to 11023, including a 38-15 record in Athens.

Kentucky (14-4, 3-0) FG 13 Porter * 1-2 21 Stevenson * 4-6 22 Harris * 0-1 23 Meeks * 8-16 54 Patterson * 7-15 01 Miller 1-1 03 Galloway 0-1 15 Stewart 0-1 34 Liggins 0-1 43 Carter 0-0 55 Harrellson 1-2 TEAM Totals.............. 22-46 Georgia (9-9, 0-3) 05 Swansey * 23 Butler * 30 Woodbury * 33 Thompkins, * 34 Jackson * 03 Ware 04 Barnes, Chris 20 Brewer, Troy 22 Leslie, Travis 41 Zlovaric, Drazen 50 Price, Jeremy TEAM Totals..............

3FG 0-1 1-1 0-1 3-8 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

FT 5-5 4-4 0-0 3-4 1-2 2-2 1-3 0-0 2-2 0-0 2-4

FG 3FG 2-5 0-1 2-5 0-3 4-14 0-4 3-9 1-2 1-4 0-0 2-8 2-5 2-3 0-0 0-1 0-1 1-3 0-0 1-1 0-0 1-8 0-0

FT 0-0 1-2 0-0 0-3 0-0 1-2 1-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-2

R F 6 0 6 3 3 2 4 3 5 0 2 0 0 2 0 2 4 3 1 0 2 0 5 4-11 20-26 38 15

19-61 3-16

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Pts A TO B S M 7 1 0 0 3 17 13 1 0 2 0 25 0 1 3 1 0 28 22 1 6 0 1 34 15 1 4 4 1 32 4 0 2 0 1 15 1 3 0 0 1 10 0 0 1 1 0 7 2 4 2 1 1 23 0 0 0 1 0 2 4 1 0 1 1 7 68 13 18 11 9 200

Auburn (11-7, 1-3) 01 Barber f 12 Reed g 21 Barrett g 23 Robertson g 24 Waller g 04 Hargrove 20 Sullivan 30 Knox 34 Lett TEAM Totals..............

R F Pts A TO B S M 1 2 4 3 1 0 2 28 3 2 5 0 3 0 0 30 4 2 8 1 2 0 0 29 3 0 7 0 3 0 1 22 2 3 2 0 2 0 2 22 2 3 7 4 1 0 3 21 3 1 5 0 1 1 0 14 1 2 0 1 0 0 1 5 4 0 2 0 1 0 0 12 0 1 2 0 1 0 0 3 3 1 3 0 4 0 1 14 7 4-11 33 17 45 9 19 1 10 200

FG 3FG 2-5 0-0 8-21 5-11 8-15 0-1 2-5 1-1 2-10 2-7 2-6 1-2 2-5 1-4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

FT 0-2 1-2 1-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

26-67 10-26

2-6

Kentucky (15-4, 4-0) FG 13 Porter * 0-2 21 Stevenson * 5-5 22 Harris * 1-4 23 Meeks * 7-13 54 Patterson * 7-13 01 Miller 1-2 03 Galloway 0-0 15 Stewart 0-0 34 Liggins 0-1 55 Harrellson 0-0 TEAM Totals.............. 21-40

Rupp Arena (22,760) Lexington, Ky. • Jan. 21, 2009

Auburn Kentucky

The Tigers would get no closer than six the rest of the way. Meeks, playing his first home game since pouring in a school-record 54 points in a win over Tennessee last week, received a rousing ovation while being introduced. He got the crowd on its feet again moments later, hitting a 3-pointer one minute into the game. Over the last two weeks, that's been enough to send the Wildcats off to the races. The Tigers, however, were hardly impressed. Auburn hung around the entire first half, thanks in part to the turnover-prone Wildcats. Kentucky gave it away 13 times in the first half and needed a spectacular play by Patterson in the final seconds in the half to lead 3433 at the break. Patterson blocked a shot attempt by Reed with 5 seconds left, then dribbled up the floor before hitting a streaking Ramon Harris for a layup at the horn.

1st 2nd Tot FG% 3FG% FT% Paint P-TO 2nd Bnch Kentucky 38 30 68 .478 .364 .769 34 14 8 11 Georgia 19 26 45 .311 .188 .364 24 17 9 19 Officials: Ted Valentine, Karl Hess, Patrick Evans; Technicals: None; Fouled Out: None

64 73

R F 5 3 2 1 4 5 2 3 2 3 2 1 0 4 0 2 3 3 2 22 25

Pts A TO B S M 4 0 0 0 1 25 22 2 3 0 3 35 17 1 2 0 1 28 5 1 1 0 1 27 6 2 2 0 1 34 5 1 0 1 0 19 5 0 0 0 0 16 0 0 1 0 0 4 0 0 1 0 0 12

3FG FT R F 0-1 0-0 2 4 0-0 3-4 12 2 0-2 3-4 5 1 5-8 12-13 1 1 0-1 7-9 18 2 0-0 1-2 1 1 0-0 0-0 0 1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0-1 0-0 0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0 3 5-13 26-32 42 12

Pts A TO B S M 0 6 4 0 0 27 13 1 5 4 2 405 2 4 1 0 35 31 0 5 0 0 38 21 3 4 2 2 39 3 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0+ 0 1 0 0 0 12 0 0 0 0 0 1

7 10

73 13 22

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7 4 200

1st 2nd Tot FG% 3FG% FT% Paint P-TO 2nd Bnch Auburn 33 31 64 .388 .385 .333 26 22 6 10 Kentucky 34 39 73 .525 .385 .813 32 15 10 3 Officials: Joe Lindsay, Anthony Jordan, Jamie Luckie; Technicals: None; Fouled Out: Barrett, AU (0:13)

LEXINGTON, Ky. -- Jodie Meeks and Patrick Patterson did it again. Meeks scored 32 points and Patterson added 21 points and a career-high 18 rebounds to lead sloppy Kentucky to a 73-64 victory over Auburn on Wednesday night. The stars combined for 10 points during a decisive 12-0 run late in the second half as the Wildcats overcame 22 turnovers to beat the Tigers for the 10th straight time. Perry Stevenson had 12 points and 12 rebounds for Kentucky, which moved into first-place in the SEC after No. 24 Florida and Mississippi State both lost earlier in the day. DeWayne Reed led Auburn with 22 points and Rasheem Barrett added a career-high 17 for the Tigers, who were outscored 26-2 at the free-throw line. Patterson had been mired in a mini-slump since the Wildcats began conference play. A minor injury to his right hand hasn't helped. He played with his middle and ring fingers taped and appeared to struggle early holding onto the ball. Whatever was bothering him, Patterson got over it midway through the second half with the Wildcats trailing 51-48. Stevenson got gameturning run going with a dunk, then Patterson followed with a nifty catch in the lane off a lob from Michael Porter, and hit a little hook shot while getting fouled. He made the free throw, then blocked Auburn's Korvotney Barber at the other end. Meeks was fouled while shooting a 3-pointer, and made all three free throws to put the Wildcats up 56-51. Meeks got free for a dunk on Kentucky's next trip, and Patterson later added a short jumper in the lane to push Kentucky's lead to 60-51 with 4:35 remaining.

Coleman Coliseum (15,316) Tuscaloosa, Ala. • Jan. 24, 2009

Kentucky Alabama

61 51

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. -- The Kentucky Wildcats returned for the second half without starting guard Ramon Harris and their coach. They still had Jodie Meeks and Perry Stevenson, which was more than enough. Meeks scored 16 of his 27 points in the second half and Stevenson added 16 points and 12 rebounds to lead Kentucky to a 61-51 comeback victory over Alabama on Saturday that only came after a halftime scare. The Wildcats (16-4, 5-0 Southeastern Conference) overcame a sixpoint halftime deficit and the collapse of Harris outside the locker room before the second half started. Harris was taken to a nearby hospital and Gillispie said the report immediately after the game was that his vital signs were strong. Harris had missed five games with a back and neck injury sustained in a collision with a teammate on Dec. 3 against Lamar, but had played significant minutes in the last five games.

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The incident caused a delay to start the second half, and Gillispie missed the beginning to remain with Harris. Meeks continued his scoring tear to help Kentucky overcome that scare and an off game by Patrick Patterson, remaining the league's only team without an SEC loss. Patterson returned after a long absence due to foul trouble and quickly hit a pair of baskets to start an 8-0 run and give Kentucky a 55-47 lead with 3:36 left. Alabama (12-7, 2-3) couldn't come closer than six points after that and missed 5-of-6 free throws down the stretch. DeAndre Liggins scored 11 for the Wildcats off the bench. The Wildcats held Alabama to 29 percent shooting. JaMychal Green led the Tide with 15 points, but guards Alonzo Gee (eight points), Senario Hillman (nine) and Mikhail Torrance (zero) were a combined 6of-30 shooting and got few open looks. Torrance had averaged nearly 23 points over the last three games since replacing injured point guard Ronald Steele, who announced Tuesday that he was leaving the team. He missed all eight attempts from the floor. Meeks took care of much of his team's scoring, including 18 of Kentucky's first 28 points extending into the second half. The nation's No. 3 scorer, he made 10-of-18 shots and had nine rebounds. The rest of his team was just 9-of-31. He also made all but one of the Wildcats' four 3-pointers. The 27 points didn't seem so bad considering Meeks had twice that many three games earlier at Tennessee. Patterson picked up three quick fouls in the first four minutes after halftime, but Alabama couldn't take advantage of his time on the bench to keep the lead. He finished with six points and five rebounds in 27 minutes. Alabama did manage to hold Kentucky to 38.8 percent shooting, well below its 51 percent average that ranked No. 2 nationally. Kentucky (16-4, 5-0) FG 21 Stevenson f 3-9 54 Patterson c 3-6 13 Porter g 0-3 22 Harris g 0-2 23 Meeks g 10-18 01 Miller 0-2 03 Galloway 0-0 15 Stewart 0-1 34 Liggins 3-6 55 Harrellson 0-2 TEAM Totals.............. 19-49 Alabama (12-7, 2-3) 32 Green f 40 Knox f 02 Torrance g 12 Gee g 21 Hillman g 01 Brock 25 Steele 34 Coleman TEAM Totals..............

3FG FT R F 0-2 10-13 12 2 0-0 0-0 5 5 0-0 0-0 0 0 0-1 1-2 0 0 3-5 4-6 9 2 0-2 0-0 7 2 0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0-0 1 2 1-2 4-5 1 1 0-1 0-0 1 4 6 4-13 19-26 42 18

FG 3FG 5-9 0-0 2-5 0-0 0-8 0-4 3-10 0-2 3-12 2-3 2-7 2-3 1-4 0-0 1-3 0-0

Tad Smith Coliseum (6,852) Oxford, Miss. â&#x20AC;˘ Jan. 27, 2009

Kentucky Ole Miss

80 85

No. 24

OXFORD, Miss. -- Terrico White and David Huertas each scored 21 points and Ole Miss upset No. 24 Kentucky 85-80 on Tuesday, snapping the Wildcats' five-game win streak a day after they entered the Top 25 for the first time this season. Neither Kentucky's Jodie Meeks nor Huertas - the Southeastern Conference's Nos. 1 and 3 scorers - managed a field goal in the first half. But Huertas hit a 3-pointer with 11 seconds gone in the second half and the injury-ravaged Rebels (11-9, 2-4 SEC) managed to overcome 24 points from Patrick Patterson for a rare win over the Wildcats (16-5, 5-1). The win snapped Ole Miss' current three-game losing streak and its nine-game slide to Kentucky, which had won 11 of 12 overall coming into the game. It was just the 12th win for the Rebels in 107 games against the Wildcats. The Rebels, without three of their best players due to season-ending knee injuries, managed one of their best defensive games of the season. The Wildcats were fourth in the nation with a shooting percentage of 50.2 percent per game, but struggled against Ole Miss' 2-3 zone and shot 34.3 percent (25-of-65). It was an especially difficult night for Meeks, the nation's No. 3 scorer coming in with 26.1 points per game. The Rebels held him without a field goal for the first 28:04 and he finished 4-for-15 fro the florr with 21 points. He had eight in the first half, all on free throws, after scoring in double figures in the first 20 minutes of nine of the Wildcats' last 10 games and 14 of 20. Huertas quickly got open on the left wing on the opening possession of the second half and buried a 3. That spurred Ole Miss to a 16-4 run to open the half that featured four 3-pointers. Graham's second 3 of the run put the Rebels up 53-43 and Kentucky never crept closer than three points after Meeks hit his first two field goals of the game to make it 5855 with 11:18 left. Malcolm White scored five points and Huertas hit another 3 during a quick 8-2 run to put the game out of reach. Ole Miss hit 10 of 26 3s in the game and outrebounded Kentucky 45-40. The Wildcats were just 7-of-28 from the 3-point line. Terrico White had an especially big game for the Rebels. The freshman finished a point shy of his career high, set one with seven assists and had five rebounds in 37 minutes despite being a game-time decision due to a bruised knee. Ole Miss led much of the first half, only succumbing to a quick 7-2 run by Kentucky to end the half with a 39-37 lead.

Pts A TO B S M 16 4 4 1 0 37 6 0 3 2 0 27 0 2 2 0 2 19 1 1 2 0 0 7 27 1 3 0 3 38 0 2 3 3 2 33 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 11 3 4 1 1 23 0 0 2 1 0 12 61 13 23

9 8 200

FT 5-7 1-2 0-0 2-2 1-2 0-1 1-1 3-6

R F Pts A TO B S M 5 2 15 2 3 2 1 36 4 0 5 0 1 0 0 16 5 3 0 1 2 0 2 24 6 4 8 2 0 2 1 35 1 2 9 1 6 1 2 30 2 2 6 1 3 1 1 17 1 2 3 0 2 1 0 15 6 3 5 1 2 0 1 27 6 1 17-58 4-12 13-21 36 19 51 8 19 7 8 200

Kentucky (16-5, 5-1) FG 21 Stevenson f 3-5 54 Patterson c 8-12 05 Harris g 1-3 13 Porter g 1-2 23 Meeks g 4-15 01 Miller 4-10 15 Stewart 0-1 34 Liggins 3-16 55 Harrellson 1-1 TEAM Totals.............. 25-65

1st 2nd Tot FG% 3FG% FT% Paint P-TO 2nd Bnch Kentucky 19 42 61 .388 .308 .731 20 15 3 11 Alabama 25 26 51 .293 .333 .619 20 20 15 14 Officials: Mike Nance, Anthony Jordan, Michael Stephens; Technicals: Bench, UA; Fouled Out: Patterson (1:12)

Ole Miss (11-9, 2-4) 21 White f 52 Cranston f 24 White g 32 Graham g 33 Huertas g 01 Henry 03 Bogan 22 Spach

3FG FT R F 0-1 1-3 7 4 0-0 8-9 7 4 0-2 1-3 2 0 1-2 0-0 0 3 3-10 10-10 1 3 2-6 2-2 9 3 0-0 0-0 1 1 1-7 1-2 4 4 0-0 0-0 1 0 8 7-28 23-29 40 22

FG 3FG 8-12 0-0 3-5 1-1 7-15 3-8 3-9 3-6 5-15 3-9 0-2 0-1 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0

FT 4-5 0-0 4-6 2-4 8-9 0-0 0-2 0-0

R 6 8 5 5 5 6 1 0

F 3 5 1 1 3 3 2 0

Pts A TO B S M 7 2 0 0 0 34 24 0 0 2 0 36 3 0 2 0 0 9 3 2 0 0 0 6 21 1 2 0 0 40 12 5 3 1 0 31 0 1 0 0 0 7 8 4 3 2 2 34 2 0 0 0 0 3 80 15 10

5 2 200

Pts A TO B S M 20 0 0 1 1 36 7 0 3 2 0 16 21 7 2 0 0 37 11 2 2 0 1 36 21 4 0 0 0 25 0 0 2 0 0 12 0 1 0 0 0 15 0 0 0 0 0 1

25 Brown 0-0 31 Holloway 2-6 34 Cantinol,Kevin 0-0 0-0 TEAM Totals.............. 28-65

C 0-0 0-0 0-0

0-0 1-2 0

0 0 0 0 0 6 3 5 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 10-26 19-28 45 21 85 17 10

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LEXINGTON, Ky. -- Pay no attention to the Devan Downey of the first half. South Carolina's star was ready when it counted. Downey's turnaround jumper with 3 seconds left lifted the Gamecocks to a 78-77 victory over No. 24 Kentucky on Saturday, just their second win in 23 games on Kentucky's home court. The junior guard had been largely quiet throughout most of the game, failing to score until the final 2 minutes of the first half. But he awoke in a hurry down the stretch, scoring all but four of his 23 points in the second half, including the critical basket over Kentucky's Jodie Meeks that sealed the win. South Carolina coach Darrin Horn, appearing in a college game in his native Lexington for the first time as a head coach, said he had no hesitation turning to his team's leading scorer at the critical moment. Meeks got one last shot - a desperation heave from just in front of the halfcourt line, but it bounced off the rim as time expired. Based on the crowd noise, it would have seemed Kentucky was pulling away down the stretch as the Wildcats scored on four straight possessions with dunks. But Downey answered two of those baskets with 3-pointers, never allowing UK to pad its lead. Trailing 77-76 with 30 seconds left, South Carolina fouled Perry Stevenson to stop the clock. It proved to be the perfect move as Stevenson missed both foul shots to set up Downey's late heroics. Before that, it appeared the focus of the game was going to be Meeks' highlight-reel one-handed dunk above two defenders off a perfect lane pass from Patrick Patterson, who also had one of the late Kentucky dunks. Patterson finished with 28 points and Meeks had 20 for the Wildcats. Zam Fredrick led South Carolina with 24 points, half of them during a thunderous scoring streak in the first half. The last two points of his streak were free throws after a technical foul was issued when Stevenson was called for fouling Mike Holmes. Holmes would hit one of the ensuing shots, stretching the Gamecocks' lead to nine. The technical foul seemed to awaken Kentucky, at least temporarily. Ramon Harris scored on a fastbreak dunk, followed by two layups from Patterson. Freshman DeAndre Liggins finished the half by beating the buzzer with a closely guarded 3 that put the Wildcats up 37-36. Kentucky stretched the lead to 10 in the second half before Downey caught fire to pull the Gamecocks back in it. Kentucky did shoot far better than the Gamecocks, making 52 percent of its shots compared to 42 percent for South Carolina. But the Wildcats weren't as strong from long range, connecting on three, two by Meeks, of eight attempts. Fredrick and Downey combined on seven 3s for South Carolina. S.Carolina (16-4, 5-2) FG 21 Archie f 3-9 24 Holmes f 6-8 44 Muldrow f 3-9 02 Downey g 10-21 20 Fredrick g 9-20 05 Raley-Ross 0-6 14 Wilder 0-0

3FG 0-3 0-0 0-0 3-5 4-8 0-3 0-0

FT 1-2 3-5 0-2 0-1 2-3 1-2 0-0

R 3 8 12 2 3 1 0

F 4 3 3 1 4 2 0

Kentucky (16-6, 5-2) FG 05 Harris * 1-2 13 Porter * 0-2 21 Stevenso * 4-5 23 Meeks * 5-11 54 Patterson * 10-16 01 Miller 2-4 03 Galloway 1-1 15 Stewart 0-0 34 Liggins 2-7 55 Harrellson 0-0 TEAM Totals.............. 25-48

Rupp Arena (24,322) Lexington, Ky. • Jan. 31, 2009

South Carolina Kentucky No. 24

25 Steed 1-2 31 Banulis 0-1 55 Carter 0-0 TEAM Totals.............. 32-76

1st 2nd Tot FG% 3FG% FT% Paint P-TO 2nd Bnch Kentucky 39 41 80 .385 .250 .793 28 7 23 22 Ole Miss 37 48 85 .431 .385 .679 26 18 19 5 Officials: Mike Stuart, JB Caldwell, Mark Whitehead; Technicals: None; Fouled Out: Cranston, UM (4:45)

0-0 0-1 0-0

7-20

3 3 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 7-15 35 21 78

3FG 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-5 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 1-2 0-0

FT 0-0 0-0 0-2 8-8 8-8 0-0 0-0 0-0 3-5 5-6

3-8

0-0 0-0 0-0

R F 3 0 3 2 11 4 3 3 7 2 3 2 0 0 0 0 5 1 3 1 2 1 24-29 40 16

A 0 0 0

0 0 0

1 1 13 0 0 8 0 0 0+

7 10

2 9 200

Pts A TO B S M 2 1 3 0 0 26 0 4 4 0 1 23 8 4 2 4 1 31 20 2 3 0 0 30 28 2 3 2 1 40 4 0 2 1 1 19 2 0 0 1 0 6 0 1 0 0 1 5 8 2 3 0 0 16 5 0 1 0 0 4 77 16 21

8 5 200

1st 2nd Tot FG% 3FG% FT% Paint P-TO 2nd Bnch So.Carolina 36 42 78 .421 .350 .467 40 26 21 3 Kentucky 37 40 77 .521 .375 .828 40 15 7 19 Officials: Tony Greene, Pat Adams, Patrick Evans; Technicals: UK-Bench, 1; Fouled Out: None

Rupp Arena (21,940) Lexington, Ky. • Feb. 3, 2009

Mississippi State 66 Kentucky 57 LEXINGTON, Ky. -- Phil Turner scored a career-high 18 points to lead four Mississippi State players in double figures as the Bulldogs handed Kentucky its third straight loss, 66-57, on Tuesday. Ravern Johnson added 17 points, Barry Stewart scored 13 and Dee Bost had 10 points and four assists as the Bulldogs (15-7, 5-2 Southeastern Conference) won at Rupp Arena for the first time in 14 years. Jodie Meeks scored 15 points and Patrick Patterson added 15 points and nine rebounds for the Wildcats (16-7, 5-3), who never led and struggled to find offensive rhythm against Mississippi State's quick four-guard lineup and center Jarvis Varnado. The reigning SEC Defensive Player of the Year shook off foul trouble to finish with six points, 12 rebounds and seven blocks as the Bulldogs held Kentucky to 36 percent shooting from the floor. The victory was Mississippi State's third straight over Kentucky, but its first at Rupp Arena since 1995. Kentucky trailed by 13 points early in the second half before closing to 45-42 on a dunk by Perry Stevenson with more than 10 minutes left. Varnado responded with a dunk off a nifty feed from Bost. The teams exchanged 3s before Bost hit a layup and followed with a deep 3pointer to push the lead to 55-45 with 5:45 remaining. The Wildcats came up empty on their next two possessions, and Turner and Johnson drilled two more 3-pointers to push the lead to 61-45 with 3:05 to play to send the fans streaming into the chilly February night. Mississippi State reserve forwards Brian Johnson and Elgin Bailey returned from a one-game suspension for curfew violations, but did little to give Varnado any help, combining for one rebound and three missed shots. Not that Varnado needed help patrolling the lane. Using his massive wingspan to get his hands on seven shots while altering several others, Varnado was all the inside presence the Bulldogs needed. Mississippi State's four guards took care of the rest. The Bulldogs made 14-of-27 3-pointers (51 percent), needing little room to get free. Whenever they were matched up with a taller defender, Turner and company simply took a step back and knocked it down. The Bulldogs scored the game's first eight points and took a 37-24 halftime lead despite playing the last 7:20 without Varnado, who made his way to the end of the bench after picking up his second foul. Mississippi State finished the half with a 14-5 run punctuated by four 3pointers, including back-to-back 3s by Johnson.

Pts A TO B S M 7 0 4 0 1 24 15 0 0 0 1 32 6 0 1 1 0 26 23 4 3 0 4 35 24 1 2 0 0 36 1 2 0 0 2 26 0 0 0 0 0 0+

Miss. State (15-7, 5-2) FG 32 Varnado f 2-6 02 Johnson g 6-9 03 Bost g 4-10 22 Stewart g 4-10 25 Turner g 6-13 04 Beckham 1-1 05 Osby 0-0 15 Benock 0-0 33 Bolen 0-0 44 Johnson 0-1 45 Bailey 0-2 TEAM Totals.............. 23-52

3FG 0-0 5-8 2-6 3-4 4-9 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

FT 2-4 0-0 0-1 2-2 2-3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

R F 12 4 5 1 4 1 0 1 8 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 14-27 6-10 33 12

Pts A TO B S M 6 0 2 7 0 30 17 0 5 2 1 37 10 4 2 0 3 35 13 2 3 1 1 33 18 3 2 2 3 37 2 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0+ 0 0 1 0 0 3 0 0 1 1 0 10

Kentucky (16-7, 5-3) FG 05 Harris * 0-2 13 Porter * 2-7 21 Stevenson * 2-6 23 Meeks * 6-15 54 Patterson * 6-12 01 Miller 3-7 03 Galloway 0-1 10 Slone 0-1 34 Liggins 2-6 55 Harrellson 0-2 TEAM Totals.............. 21-59

3FG 0-0 1-5 0-0 1-4 0-0 0-1 0-1 0-1 2-2 0-0

FT 0-0 0-0 2-2 2-3 3-3 1-2 1-2 2-2 0-0 0-0

Pts A TO B S M 0 0 0 0 2 6 5 0 2 0 0 22 6 0 2 0 1 28 15 0 1 1 1 37 15 0 6 2 0 37 7 5 1 0 3 31 1 2 1 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 5 6 2 0 1 1 19 0 0 2 0 0 13

R F 3 0 2 0 6 3 0 1 9 2 3 2 2 1 2 2 2 2 4 1 5 4-14 11-14 38 14

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1st 2nd Tot FG% 3FG% FT% Paint P-TO 2nd Bnch Miss. State 37 29 66 .442 .519 .600 14 15 8 2 Kentucky 24 33 57 .356 .286 .786 32 15 13 16 Officials: Ted Valentine, Ed Corbett, Antinio Petty; Technicals: None; Fouled Out: None

Rupp Arena (24,355) Lexington, Ky. • Feb. 10, 2009

Florida Kentucky

For most of the game, Meeks hardly resembled the scorer who set a Kentucky single-game record with 54 points against Tennessee last month. He made just 3 of 10 3-pointers in this contest. Less-heralded guard Michael Porter needed just four attempts to match that total, and even the one he missed was productive as Perry Stevenson grabbed the rebound and dunked it home, giving the Wildcats a 48-47 lead. After Meeks banked in a 3-pointer to cut an eight-point Florida lead to 14-9, Meeks and Patterson didn't score from the floor again before halftime. Patterson's free throw with 2 minutes left was his lone point of the half. Yet the Wildcats gained ground on the Gators by getting the next 19 points from the floor from a less-heralded combination of Porter, Stevenson, Josh Harrellson and Kevin Galloway. Harrellson (11), Stevenson (10) and Porter (9) trailed Meeks in scoring, and Galloway led the team with a career-high nine assists. Florida senior guard Walter Hodge was ejected after being called for a flagrant foul on Stevenson.

9 16 13 8 200

9 15

65 68

Florida (19-5, 6-3) FG 3FG FT R F 21 Werner f 1-6 1-3 1-2 3 3 23 Tyus f 7-11 0-0 0-0 2 2 25 Parsons f 0-4 0-1 2-5 6 2 15 Hodge g 1-5 0-1 0-0 0 2 33 Calathes g 10-20 2-7 11-15 7 1 03 Shipman 1-1 0-0 0-0 2 1 11 Walker 2-6 1-2 2-2 2 3 30 Kadji 0-1 0-0 1-2 3 2 TEAM 1 Totals.............. 22-54 4-14 17-26 26 16

Pts A TO B S M 4 0 3 0 3 34 14 1 0 3 2 30 2 1 1 0 0 24 2 3 2 0 2 20 33 3 2 0 2 37 2 0 1 0 0 16 7 1 2 0 1 27 1 0 1 1 0 12

Kentucky (17-7, 6-3) FG 05 Harris * 0-4 13 Porter * 3-4 21 Stevenson * 5-8 23 Meeks * 7-19 54 Patterson * 3-9 01 Miller 0-0 03 Galloway 3-5 34 Liggins 0-0 55 Harrellson 5-6 TEAM Totals.............. 26-55

Pts A TO B S M 0 1 2 1 1 13 9 1 4 0 1 33 10 0 6 3 2 30 23 1 1 1 0 407 0 1 0 1 30 2 2 1 0 1 11 6 9 4 0 1 25 0 0 0 0 0 7 11 0 0 1 0 11

R 3 2 8 5 8 0 8 2 3

F 3 2 2 3 3 0 5 0 3

9 12

3FG 0-1 3-4 0-1 3-10 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-1

FT 0-0 0-2 0-0 6-8 1-2 2-2 0-0 0-1 0-1

7-17

9-16 39 21 68 14 19

4 10 200

6 7 200

1st 2nd Tot FG% 3FG% FT% Paint P-TO 2nd Bnch Florida 30 35 65 .473 .412 .563 28 19 4 10 Kentucky 30 38 68 .407 .286 .654 32 6 10 19 Officials: Tony Greene, John Cahill, Ed Corbett; Technicals: Hodge, UF (ejected; 16:12); Fouled Out: Galloway, UK (0.6)

LEXINGTON, Ky. -- After a milestone scoring night, Florida guard Nick Calathes was reduced to apologizing for a shot he didn't quite block and the free throws he didn't quite make. Jodie Meeks nailed a 3-pointer to break a tie with under five seconds left as the Wildcats snapped a three-game losing streak with a critical 68-65 victory over Florida Tuesday night. The shot was particularly clutch because not only was Calathes hovering over him, but he also got a hand on the ball before Meeks readjusted, fired and swished it in. The loss spoiled a huge night for Calathes, who scored a careerhigh 33 points and joined the career 1,000-point club - the eighth-fastest Gator to do so. Florida got an opportunity to tie when Kentucky's Kevin Galloway fouled Calathes while trying a last-second desperation heave. But Calathes missed all three shots, the last one intentionally, as Kentucky held on. Kentucky (17-7, 6-3) pulled into a tie with Florida (19-5, 6-3) atop the SEC East, and avoided matching the second-longest conference losing streak in school history. While Meeks put the Wildcats on his back at the end, a balanced offense was needed to outlast Calathes' scoring barrage. That was particularly so midway through the second half, when Kentucky's other star, center Patrick Patterson, got tripped up during a rebound attempt and was slammed to the floor. He stayed there for more than two minutes before limping off with an apparent leg injury that would sideline him for the rest of the game. X-rays afterward showed a sprained right ankle, and Patterson was listed as day-to-day.

Bud Walton Arena (19,041) Fayetteville, Ark. • Feb. 14, 2009

Kentucky Arkansas

79 63

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. -- Jodie Meeks scored 45 points, setting a Bud Walton Arena record and leading short-handed Kentucky to an easy 7963 win over Arkansas on Saturday. Meeks scored 22 points in the first half and 23 in the second, capping his spectacular performance with a two-handed dunk with just over a minute to play. He helped the Wildcats (18-7, 7-3 Southeastern Conference) withstand the absence of center Patrick Patterson, who sprained an ankle in Tuesday night's win over Florida. The rebuilding Razorbacks (13-10, 1-9) were without suspended point guard Courtney Fortson. Michael Washington and Stefan Welsh scored 14 points each for Arkansas. Meeks went 17-of-24 from the field and 7-of-12 from 3-point range, breaking the 40-point mark for the third time this season.

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3FG 0-2 0-0 0-1 2-3 7-12 1-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-1 0-1

FT 3-5 2-4 0-0 0-0 4-7 3-4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

R F Pts A TO B S M 9 1 7 5 2 0 1 35 5 4 6 1 3 5 0 34 1 3 0 0 1 1 0 13 1 3 8 3 5 0 1 32 7 1 45 2 3 0 3 37 6 5 8 1 1 1 3 27 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 2 3 0 0 1 0 8 0 1 0 3 1 0 0 9 1 11-22 12-20 35 20 79 15 16 8 8 200

Arkansas (13-10, 1-9) FG 00 Washington f 6-9 31 Sanchez f 4-5 12 Britt g 0-1 14 Welsh g 5-13 15 Clarke g 3-10 01 Henry 5-16 11 Moore 0-0 25 Cox 0-0 44 Clark 0-1 TEAM Totals.............. 23-55

3FG 0-2 0-0 0-0 0-4 2-8 2-8 0-0 0-0 0-0

FT 2-3 0-0 0-0 4-6 4-5 0-4 0-0 0-0 3-4

R F 8 4 3 1 3 5 0 3 2 0 11 0 0 2 0 0 1 1 2 4-22 13-22 30 16

Pts A TO B S M 14 1 1 1 1 34 8 0 1 0 1 28 0 1 1 0 0 17 14 4 4 0 1 35 12 2 1 0 0 37 12 1 4 0 5 31 0 1 1 0 1 10 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 7 63 10 13

1 9 200

1st 2nd Tot FG% 3FG% FT% Paint P-TO 2nd Bnch Kentucky 40 39 79 .519 .500 .600 28 23 5 13 Arkansas 29 34 63 .418 .182 .591 28 13 10 15 Officials: Mike Stuart, Doug Sirmons, Pat Adams; Technicals: None; Fouled Out: Britt, ARK (3:25); Miller, UK (1:43)

Memorial Gymnasium (14,366) Nashville, Tenn. â&#x20AC;˘ Feb. 17, 2009

Kentucky Vanderbilt

dominated for so long by Kentucky now has swung Vandy's way with six wins in eight games against the Wildcats, including four straight in Memorial Gym. Commodores center A.J. Ogilvy missed Kentucky's 70-60 win over Vanderbilt in the SEC opener for both teams on Jan. 10 because of plantar fasciitis. He compensated by scoring 15 points. Jeffery Taylor added 14. The Commodores took control of a game tied at 30 at halftime by scoring the first nine points of the second half. Kentucky got within 4541 on a pair of Stewart free throws with 12:40 left. Goulbourne hit a 3-pointer, and he later gave the Commodores their biggest lead at 60-44 with a 3 from the right corner that brought a huge roar from the sellout crowd. Kentucky could only close within nine down the stretch three times, the last on a Meeks 3. Beal answered with two free throws with 2:53 left to push the lead back to double digits, sealing the victory. Beal was a perfect 10-of-10 at the line where Vandy was 32-of-40. Vandy shot poorly in the first half but went to halftime tied at 30 after hitting 15 of 18 at the free throw line. It was a physical and messy first half in which the score was tied seven times and swapped six others. The Commodores led 16-10 when Beal sunk a pair of free throws after referee Tony Greene called a technical on Kentucky coach Billy Gillispie before a free throw attempt with 12:07 to go. That only sparked the Wildcats, who went on a 14-2 spurt. The run was capped by a pair of free throws by Meeks after a technical on Ogilvy for a forearm to DeAndre Liggins as he drove into the lane. Ogilvy answered with four straight free throws to tie it again at 24.

The junior scored the Wildcats' first seven points, then added a 3pointer that made it 16-10 and put him over 1,000 points for his career. Moments later, he made a 3-pointer while being fouled for a rare 4point play. Later in the half, he scored another unusual basket, making a layup on a breakaway despite being wrapped up by Arkansas' Marcus Britt. The basket counted, and Britt was called for an intentional foul, giving Kentucky two shots and the ball. Meeks, who scored 54 points at Tennessee last month, made one of two, and Ramon Harris added a basket inside, giving the Wildcats five points on the possession and a 37-22 lead. It was 40-29 at halftime. Meeks made a pair of 3-pointers early in the second half to give the Wildcats a 47-31 lead. He reached 40 points when Arkansas' Michael Washington goaltended his shot with 3:25 left. The Razorbacks' Al Dillard set the previous arena record of 39 in 1993, the year the venue opened. Kentucky (18-7, 7-3) FG 05 Harris f 2-5 21 Stevenson f 2-5 55 Harrellson c 0-4 13 Porter g 3-5 23 Meeks g 17-24 01 Miller 2-6 03 Galloway 1-2 10 Slone 0-0 12 Krebs 0-0 15 Stewart 1-2 34 Liggins 0-1 TEAM Totals.............. 28-54

64 77

Kentucky (18-8, 7-4) FG 21 Stevenson f 1-3 55 Harrellson c 1-2 05 Harris g 0-2 13 Porter g 1-4 23 Meeks g 6-21 01 Miller 3-7 03 Galloway 4-6 10 Slone 0-0 15 Stewart 4-4 34 Liggins 0-3 TEAM Totals.............. 20-52

3FG FT R F 0-0 1-4 2 2 0-1 0-0 0 1 0-0 4-4 4 4 0-3 0-0 0 2 4-11 10-10 3 2 1-2 0-0 1 5 0-0 1-2 6 4 0-0 0-0 0 0 1-1 2-3 3 5 0-1 0-0 4 3 3 1 6-19 18-23 26 29

Pts A TO B S M 3 0 2 0 1 23 2 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 2 4 2 1 4 2 1 15 26 0 1 0 0 40 7 1 2 0 1 24 9 3 3 0 1 30 0 0 0 0 0 0+ 11 0 2 1 0 12 0 3 1 2 1 25

Vanderbilt (16-9, 5-6) FG 33 Tchiengang f 0-2 44 Taylor f 4-7 04 Ogilvy c 4-7 00 Beal g 3-9 01 Tinsley g 3-7 02 Hinkle 0-0 03 Ezeli 2-2 05 Goulbourne 4-7 21 McClellan 0-0 34 Drake 0-2 TEAM Totals.............. 20-43

3FG FT R F 0-0 1-2 3 2 0-0 6-9 8 5 0-2 7-9 8 4 1-3 10-10 2 1 1-1 2-2 3 1 0-0 0-0 0 2 0-0 0-0 2 3 3-5 6-8 2 1 0-0 0-0 3 0 0-0 0-0 0 2 6 5-11 32-40 37 21

Pts A TO B S M 1 1 2 2 1 16 14 2 4 1 0 31 15 1 1 3 2 29 17 3 2 0 3 38 9 0 3 0 0 28 0 0 0 0 0 6 4 0 1 0 0 11 17 0 2 0 0 22 0 0 1 0 0 9 0 0 1 0 0 10

8 15

7 17

5 5 200

6 6 200

1st 2nd Tot FG% 3FG% FT% Paint P-TO 2nd Bnch Kentucky 30 34 64 .385 .316 .783 24 11 8 27 Vanderbilt 30 47 77 .465 .455 .800 26 18 18 21 Officials: Tony Greene, Mike Kitts, Ron Groover; Technicals: Team, UK (12:07), Ogilvy, VU (7:44); Fouled Out: Stewart, UK (6:00), Taylor, VU (0:59), Miller, UK (0:22)

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Jermaine Beal and Lance Goulbourne each scored 17 points as Vanderbilt routed Kentucky 77-64 Tuesday night, handing the Wildcats their fourth loss in six games. Kentucky (18-8, 7-4) came in part of a three-way tie atop the Southeastern Conference's Eastern Division with two straight wins. But the Wildcats played a second straight game without sophomore center Patrick Patterson because of a sprained ankle, and his teammates didn't give enough help to Jodie Meeks, the nation's fourthleading scorer averaging 25.8 points a game. Meeks scored 26. A.J. Stewart added 11 off the bench before fouling out. Vanderbilt (16-9, 5-6) now has won four of its last five. This series

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Rupp Arena (24,394) Lexington, Ky. • Feb. 21, 2009

Tennessee Kentucky

58 77

LEXINGTON, Ky. -- Tennessee found a way to slow down Jodie Meeks. It was the rest of the Wildcats that proved to be a problem. Patrick Patterson returned from an ankle injury to score 19 points and freshman Darius Miller added a career-high 17 points and six assists as the Wildcats dominated the Volunteers 77-58 on Saturday, sweeping the season series from the Volunteers to keep pace atop the crowded SEC East. Meeks, who had a school-record 54 points in a win at Knoxville last month, scored 14 points on 4-of-14 shooting. But the Wildcats didn't need him to be Superman this time. Kentucky never trailed and was never threatened for most of the second half as the Volunteers struggled by shooting 32 percent from the field (20-for-63), including 4-for-24 3-pointers. Scotty Hopson led Tennessee with 14 points and J.P Prince added 11 points and six rebounds but couldn't stop the Volunteers from losing their second straight and placing their NCAA tournament hopes very much in peril. After watching Meeks light up the the Volunteers a month ago, Pearl wasn't about to let it happen again. He left it up to Bobby Maze and Josh Tabb to keep an eye on the third-leading scorer. It worked. Meeks was never able to get free, as Maze and Tabb picked him up the second he stepped across halfcourt. Meeks missed all seven of his 3-point attempts as the Volunteers dared the rest of the Wildcats to beat them. They did. Miller made all six of his field goal attempts and gave coach Billy Gillispie a glimpse of the player he signed a year ago. The Wildcats needed it with Meeks bottled up. Kentucky took control with a 15-4 run early in the second half, a burst in which Meeks managed just two points. Instead, it was the role players like Miller and Porter - who Gillispie had chastised for being too deferential to Meeks and Patterson - who finally stepped out of the shadows. Kentucky finished with 23 assists on 28 field goals. Patterson sat out a win over Arkansas and a loss to Vanderbilt while nursing a sprained right ankle. He looked just fine against the Volunteers, making 9-of-12 field goals and providing the kind of stabilizing presence they sorely missed. Tennessee FG 01 Smith f 04 Chism c 25 Tabb g 30 Prince g 32 Hopson g 00 Woolridge 03 Maze 05 Negedu 10 Hubert 11 Cannington 22 Pearl 23 Tatum 24 Wild 33 Williams 34 Childress TEAM Totals..............

3FG 1-11 4-12 0-1 5-8 6-14 0-0 1-7 0-0 0-0 1-2 0-0 0-2 0-1 2-5 0-0

FT 0-4 1-7 0-1 0-0 2-6 0-0 1-4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0

R 4-6 1-1 2-4 1-1 0-0 0-0 3-4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-2 0-0 3-3 0-0

F Pts A TO B S M 4 2 6 2 2 0 0 33 8 1 10 1 3 0 0 30 2 1 2 0 0 0 0 14 6 4 11 1 2 0 2 25 0 2 14 0 1 0 1 30 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 2 1 6 0 2 0 1 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 8 3 7 0 2 1 1 21 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 1 20-63 4-24 14-21 35 15 58 4 13 2 6 200

Kentucky (19-8, 8-4) 05 Harris * 13 Porter * 21 Stevenson * 23 Meeks * 54 Patterson *

FG 3FG 1-1 1-1 3-6 3-6 3-4 0-0 4-14 0-7 9-12 0-0

FT 2-2 0-0 0-0 6-6 1-2

R 3 2 5 2 5

Miller 6-6 Galloway 0-0 Slone 0-0 Krebs 0-0 Stewart 1-3 Perry 0-0 Liggins 0-0 Carter 1-1 Harrellson 0-0 TEAM Totals.............. 28-47

3-3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

2-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 3-4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

3 2 17 6 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 5 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 3 3 1 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 3 1 7-17 14-16 28 18 77 23 15

L 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 26 0 6 0 1 0 1 0 6 0 1 1 8 0 1 0 2

3 7 200

1st 2nd Tot FG% 3FG% FT% Paint P-TO 2nd Bnch Tennessee 24 34 58 .317 .167 .667 32 18 30 15 Kentucky 31 46 77 .596 .412 .875 32 16 10 24 Officials: Tony Greene, Rick Crawford, Mike Eades; Technicals: Team, UT (13:09); Fouled Out: Stevenson, UK (4:33)

Colonial Life Arena (16,035) Columbia, S.C. • Feb. 25, 2009

Kentucky South Carolina

59 77

COLUMBIA, S.C. -- Devin Downey skipped down the court. His 3pointer had just put So. Carolina up 28 points on Kentucky midway through the second half, and his team was about to vault alone into first in the SEC East for the first time in February in 12 years. The Gamecocks' special season continued on Wednesday night with a 77-59 win over Kentucky. South Carolina left little doubt it's an NCAA tournament team, winning the biggest game in Columbia since the program's only SEC East title in 1997. South Carolina (20-6, 9-4) set a school record with 16 blocked shots, forced 20 turnovers, never trailed and led by at least 18 points for the entire second half in just its ninth win over Kentucky (19-9, 8-5) in 50 games between the teams. Downey may be So. Carolina's SEC player of the year candidate, and he showed his versatility with five steals and five assists. But he received plenty of help, especially from Muldrow, who South Carolina coach Darrin Horn challenged before the game. Muldrow responded with eight points, 10 rebounds and seven blocks. Zam Fredrick added 15 for the Gamecocks. South Carolina swarmed Kentucky inside, and Patrick Patterson called it the most frustrating game he has ever had. He scored 28 points and had 12 rebounds, but had his shot blocked eight times and shot 10 of 24, almost all on shots within five feet of the basket. Kentucky's Jodie Meeks, battling with Downey for SEC player of the year honors, scored 18 points, playing sparingly once the game got out of hand. Leading by 23 with less than 10 minutes to go, the 5-foot-9 Downey swooped between three defenders and hit a high-arching layup to put South Carolina ahead 68-43. On the next possession, Muldrow and Mike Holmes had back-toback blocks as Kentucky tried to push the ball inside, and then Downey buried a 3 to give the Gamecocks their biggest lead at 71-43 with 9 minutes to go. The Wildcats have little time to regroup. They need at least a couple more wins to feel comfortable on Selection Sunday, and finish with SEC leader LSU, Florida - a team also battling for an NCAA bid - and Georgia. The road is much easier for South Carolina, which heads to Vanderbilt on Saturday, then finishes with Tennessee and Georgia. Gamecocks fans haven't been this excited since 1997, when they won the SEC with a 15-1 league record. That team was the only other one to sweep Kentucky.

F Pts A TO B S M 1 5 0 0 0 0 17 4 9 6 2 1 1 34 5 6 1 2 0 1 30 2 14 3 2 0 3 37 3 19 2 2 0 1 30

Kentucky (19-9, 8-5) FG 21 Stevenson f 2-5 54 Patterson f 10-24 05 Harris g 2-5 13 Porter g 0-2

3FG 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-2

FT R 0-0 1 8-13 12 0-1 8 0-0 1

F Pts A TO B S M 1 4 0 2 0 2 15 1 28 0 2 1 1 37 2 4 0 3 1 1 24 1 0 0 5 0 0 11

K 23 01 10 12 15 34 43 55

Meeks g 6-11 4-6 2-2 2 1 18 0 3 Miller 0-2 0-0 5-6 1 2 5 4 1 Slone 0-1 0-1 0-0 2 4 0 0 0 Krebs 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 Stewart 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 Liggins 0-6 0-3 0-1 7 2 0 7 3 Carter 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 Harrellson 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 2 0 0 1 TEAM 6 Totals.............. 20-58 4-12 15-23 42 16 59 11 20

S.Carolina (20-6, 9-4) FG 21 Archie f 5-7 24 Holmes f 2-5 44 Muldrow c 4-5 02 Downey g 8-18 20 Fredrick g 3-11 05 Raley-Ross 3-6 14 Wilder 0-0 25 Steed 2-3 31 Banulis 1-5 55 Carter 0-0 TM Totals.............. 28-60

3FG 2-3 0-0 0-0 2-5 1-3 2-5 0-0 0-0 1-4 0-0

FT 0-0 0-0 0-0 3-5 8-8 0-2 0-0 1-1 1-2 0-0

R F 4 4 7 5 10 3 1 1 3 2 1 1 0 0 4 5 1 0 0 0 5 8-20 13-18 36 21

E 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1

N 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

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31 31 11 2 3 29 2 4

LSU (25-4, 13-1) 01 Mitchell f 21 Johnson c 05 Thornton, M. g 11 Spencer g 14 Temple g 13 Martin 24 Warren 30 Farrer 32 Thornton, Q. TEAM Totals..............

4 5 200

Rupp Arena (24,411) Lexington, Ky. • Feb. 28, 2009

LSU No. 18/18 Kentucky

FG 3FG 9-13 1-2 1-3 0-0 8-23 2-7 6-12 4-7 0-3 0-1 3-4 2-3 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-1 0-0 28-60 9-20

Kentucky (19-10, 8-6) FG 05 Harris * 0-0 13 Porter * 0-2 21 Stevenson * 3-6 23 Meeks * 10-22 54 Patterson * 12-17 01 Miller 3-4 03 Galloway 0-0 12 Krebs 0-0 15 Stewart 0-1 34 Liggins 0-0 55 Harrellson 0-0 TEAM Totals.............. 28-52

9 12 16 10 200

1st 2nd Tot FG% 3FG% FT% Paint P-TO 2nd Bnch Kentucky 28 31 59 .345 .333 .652 32 3 14 5 S.Carolina 46 31 77 .467 .400 .722 34 17 10 17 Officials: Doug Shows, Mike Kitts, Mike Nance; Technicals: None; Fouled Out: Steed, SC (5:38); Holmes, SC (3:06)

Kentucky shot 54 percent from the floor -- including a remarkable 61 percent in the second half -- but couldn't slow down Thornton when it mattered. They're the kind of mistakes Gillispie could tolerate as growing pains in December. Not in February. Now the Wildcats head into March likely needing wins against Georgia and Florida and maybe even a victory in the SEC tournament to secure an NCAA tournament berth for the 18th straight year.

Pts A TO B S M 12 1 1 4 1 27 4 1 4 3 1 24 8 0 0 7 0 33 21 5 1 0 5 34 15 1 3 1 1 28 8 1 3 0 2 23 0 0 0 0 0 1 5 0 0 1 0 10 4 0 0 0 0 19 0 0 0 0 0 1 77

73 70

3FG 0-0 0-2 0-0 1-9 0-0 2-2 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0

FT 2-2 0-0 5-6 0-0 1-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

R F 8 2 4 2 9 1 0 1 1 4 1 1 0 2 0 0 2 4 4 8-10 29 17

Pts A TO B S M 21 2 3 0 5 402 1 1 0 0 14 23 4 2 0 0 38 16 3 2 0 2 39 1 1 1 3 0 25 8 1 1 1 1 18 0 0 0 2 1 18 0 0 0 0 0 0+ 2 0 1 0 0 8

FT 0-0 0-0 1-2 3-4 4-6 0-0 3-4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

Pts A TO B S M 0 1 1 0 0 28 0 1 2 0 0 17 7 3 1 1 1 22 24 4 5 0 2 37 28 3 3 0 1 39 8 3 2 2 0 27 3 2 0 1 1 20 0 0 0 0 0 0+ 0 1 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 1 0 4

R F 4 2 1 2 4 2 5 2 9 2 4 3 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 3 3-14 11-16 32 14

73 12 11

70 18 15

6 9 200

5 5 200

1st 2nd Tot FG% 3FG% FT% Paint P-TO 2nd Bnch LSU 36 37 73 .467 .450 .800 24 18 15 10 Kentucky 28 42 70 .538 .214 .688 46 15 9 11 Officials: Mike Stuart, Mike Nance, Brent Barnaky; Technicals: None; Fouled Out: None

LEXINGTON, Ky. -- Marcus Thornton suffered in silence as LSU stumbled through a nightmarish 2007-08 season that ended up costing coach John Brady his job. So forgive Thornton if he couldn't help himself moments after the 18th-ranked Tigers capped their remarkable turnaround under new coach Trent Johnson with a dramatic 73-70 win over Kentucky on Saturday. Thornton threw the ball toward the rafters at stunned Rupp Arena when the final horn sounded and screamed while hopping toward his jubilant teammates as LSU celebrated winning the Southeastern Conference title outright in style. Tasmin Mitchell calmly drained a 3-pointer from the top of the key with 9.8 seconds remaining as the Tigers (25-4, 13-1) won their 10th straight and put a severe dent in Kentucky's NCAA tournament hopes. The victory was LSU's first at Kentucky in 20 years, as Mitchell and company triumphed where former LSU stars Shaquille O'Neal and Glen Davis failed. It was a win that seemed in jeopardy after Kentucky's Darius Miller hit a 3-pointer to tie the game at 70 with 27 seconds left. No biggie. Thornton worked the ball up the floor and got a pick from Mitchell. Kentucky's A.J. Stewart jumped out to help teammate Kevin Galloway cover Thornton, leaving Mitchell just enough room to knock down another big shot in a season full of them for the Tigers. Kentucky (19-10, 8-6) had one last chance to tie it, but Meeks badly missed a contested 3-pointer with 3 seconds left to send the Wildcats to their sixth loss in nine games. The Tigers needed that maturity after Kentucky rallied from 12 points down to take a 54-44 lead with 11 minutes left. Rather than panic, the Tigers simply turned to Thornton, who shook off a subpar first half to score 15 points down the stretch. Patrick Patterson led Kentucky with 28 points and Meeks added 24, but the SEC's leading scorer made just 1-of-9 3-pointers and turned it over five times.

Rupp Arena (23,889) Lexington, Ky. • Mar. 4, 2009

Georgia Kentucky

90 85

LEXINGTON, Ky. -- The all-time winningest college basketball program is in serious risk of missing the NCAA tournament for the first time since 1991 after Georgia's 90-85 victory on Wednesday night at Rupp Arena. Georgia (12-18, 3-12 Southeastern Conference) won for just the fourth time in 32 meetings at Rupp Arena. The Bulldogs' last win against Kentucky (19-11, 8-7) came last year as one of their four victories en route to an SEC tournament title. On a night Kentucky honored Jared Carter, its lone senior, in pregame ceremonies, it was Georgia's lone four-year senior, Terrance Woodbury, who spoiled the party. Woodbury had 30 points, two off his career-high, scoring the Bulldogs' first nine points, then following with clutch baskets down the stretch. Among them was his fourth 3-pointer of the game midway through the second half that helped halt a rally and hush the Rupp Arena crowd. Trey Thompkins had 19 points and 11 rebounds for his fourth career double-double. The Wildcats, down by 10 with less than seven minutes left, cut the

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3FG FT R F 2-4 1-2 11 4 0-0 0-2 4 3 2-4 8-9 3 3 3-3 4-4 6 4 4-4 12-12 3 1 0-0 0-1 3 3 0-1 0-0 2 1 0-0 0-0 2 2 4 11-16 25-30 38 21

Pts A TO B S M 19 0 2 2 2 32 4 0 1 2 0 25 18 5 6 0 0 30 13 3 0 0 2 34 30 5 6 1 0 37 6 0 1 3 0 21 0 3 2 0 0 13 0 0 1 0 0 8

Kentucky (19-11, 8-7) FG 05 Harris * 2-3 13 Porter * 5-9 23 Meeks * 6-16 43 Carter * 1-2 54 Patterson * 4-10 01 Miller 3-7 03 Galloway 0-4 10 Slone 0-1 12 Krebs 0-0 21 Stevenson 4-7 34 Liggins 0-0 55 Harrellson 0-1 TEAM Totals.............. 25-60

3FG 1-1 5-8 2-7 0-0 0-0 1-3 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

Pts A TO B S M 10 3 0 1 5 20 15 3 2 1 3 30 23 3 3 1 2 28 2 0 0 0 0 4 14 2 0 8 0 36 9 2 3 0 2 29 2 1 3 0 1 18 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0+ 8 0 1 1 2 23 0 0 1 0 0 1 2 0 0 2 1 8

FT 5-6 0-0 9-10 0-0 6-6 2-2 2-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-2

R F 1 3 2 5 1 3 1 1 9 1 5 4 1 2 0 2 0 0 3 2 0 0 2 1 2 9-20 26-28 27 24

90 16 19

8 4 200

85 14 13 14 16 200

O’Connell Center (12,131) Gainesville, Fla. • Mar. 7, 2009

Kentucky Florida

Kentucky (19-12, 8-8) FG 05 Harris f 6-8 21 Stevenson f 2-4 54 Patterson f 7-17 13 Porter g 0-2 23 Meeks g 6-18 01 Miller 0-0 03 Galloway 2-3 55 Harrellson 0-1 TEAM Totals.............. 23-53

1st 2nd Tot FG% 3FG% FT% Paint P-TO 2nd Bnch Georgia 47 43 90 .500 .688 .833 22 23 12 6 Kentucky 49 36 85 .417 .450 .929 28 19 10 21 Officials: John Cahill, J.B. Caldwell, Doug Sirmons; Technicals: None; Fouled Out: Porter, UK (00:05)

games - a slide that could keep the storied Southeastern Conference program out of the NCAA tournament for the first time since 1991. Kentucky (18-12, 8-8 SEC) likely will have to win the conference tournament in Tampa next week to make the school's 18th consecutive NCAA tournament. Even with the win, the Gators (22-9, 9-7) could end up in the NIT for the second straight year, but they certainly improved their chances of getting back to the NCAA tournament. Florida still might need to win a couple of games in the SEC tournament. Ervin Walker, though, might have made the biggest shots. The 5foot-7 guard hit two 3-pointers in the second and helped Florida close out the game with three free throws in the final two minutes. Nick Calathes, who scored a career-high 33 points in the first meeting, was 2-of-9 shooting and finished with five points and seven assists. Alex Tyus added 11 points. Patrick Patterson led the Wildcats with 16 points and 13 rebounds. Jodie Meeks added 15 points. Patterson and Meeks scored 23 of Kentucky's first 25 points, but weren't nearly as effective down the stretch. They finished 13-of-35 from the field. The Wildcats found a third scorer - a problem most of the season as Ramon Harris added 14 points. But the rest of the team managed just eight points. The Gators led by 12 points early in the second half, but the Wildcats got it to 51-46 on Harris' dunk with 5:30 remaining. But Kentucky turned the ball over too much and missed too many shots down the stretch. The Cats finished with 23 turnovers and shot 43 percent from the floor and were just 2-of-11 from behind the arc. The Gators got off to a strong start, making four of their first five shots and all three from 3-point range. They extended the lead to 18-8 on Walter Hodge's second 3-pointer with 12:20 remaining before halftime. Patrick Patterson had 14 points and nine rebounds at the half. He took an eyebrow-raising 16 shots in the first 20 minutes, most of them from point-blank range, but made only seven. Patterson and Meeks scored 20 of the Kentucky's 22 points in the first half, and the last basket was the most impressive. Following Ray Shipman's reverse layup that put the Gators ahead 2920 with about 8 seconds left in the half, Meeks pulled up from long range and hit the front of the rim. Patterson caught the rebound, and in the same motion, banked in a shot from the baseline just before the buzzer.

lead to 88-85 after Jodie Meeks nailed a 3 with one second to go. But they would get no closer as Georgia's Dustin Ware made two free throws. The disappointment for Kentucky came despite the team finding, at least for one night, a long-sought third scorer behind Meeks and Patrick Patterson. That turned out to be point guard Michael Porter, who set career highs with 15 points and five 3-pointers. One of his long-range misses, however, was a critical airball down the stretch. Meeks led the Wildcats with 23 points, scoring all but three of his points in the second half. Patterson had 14. Georgia made 50 percent of its shots and outrebounded the Wildcats 38-27. Kentucky also had 16 steals and 14 blocked shots, but the clutch points almost always went to Georgia. With the Wildcats down 53-51, Georgia took the lead for good by scoring the next 10 points, including back-to-back 3-pointers by Butler and Thompkins. Before that, momentum had swung to the Wildcats, whose 16-2 run in the first half erased a sluggish start. Kentucky led 49-47 at halftime after Patterson dunked home a buzzer beater off an inbound pass from Meeks. Carter, finishing a disappointing, injury-riddled career at Kentucky, got the traditional Senior Day start but lost the opening tip. He scored one basket before Gillispie replaced him four minutes in. Georgia (12-18, 3-12) FG 33 Thompkins f 8-13 34 Jackson f 2-4 03 Ware g 4-8 23 Butler g 3-5 30 Woodbury g 7-13 04 Barnes 3-9 05 Swansey 0-2 10 McPhee 0-0 TEAM Totals.............. 27-54

3FG 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 2-9 0-0 0-1 0-0

R F 5 1 3 2 13 1 3 4 5 1 1 1 4 3 0 0 5 5-10 39 13

Pts A TO B S M 14 0 2 0 0 27 4 0 4 1 2 26 16 2 2 2 0 39 0 1 1 0 0 29 15 0 3 0 2 39 0 1 6 0 0 15 4 3 4 1 4 20 0 0 1 1 0 5

Florida (22-9, 9-7) FG 3FG FT R F 21 Werner f 2-9 2-4 2-2 6 1 25 Parsons f 0-3 0-3 2-2 2 1 23 Tyus c 5-8 0-0 1-1 3 1 15 Hodge g 7-12 3-5 1-2 2 2 33 Calathes g 2-9 1-4 0-0 3 3 03 Shipman 2-4 0-1 0-0 1 0 04 McClanahan 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 11 Walker 2-5 2-4 4-6 2 1 30 Kadji 1-4 0-0 0-0 5 2 TEAM 4 Totals.............. 21-54 8-21 10-13 28 11

Pts A TO B S M 8 1 1 1 4 32 2 1 2 0 0 23 11 2 1 1 0 31 18 1 0 0 3 35 5 7 7 0 3 34 4 1 0 0 2 10 0 0 0 0 0 0+ 10 1 2 0 0 25 2 0 1 0 0 10

2-11

FT 2-5 0-0 2-4 0-0 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0

7 23

60 14 14

5 8 200

2 12 200

1st 2nd Tot FG% 3FG% FT% Paint P-TO 2nd Bnch Kentucky 22 31 53 .434 .182 .500 38 13 12 4 Florida 29 31 60 .389 .381 .769 20 23 9 16 Officials: Tony Greene, Anthony Jordan, Mike Nance; Technicals: None; Fouled Out: None

53 60

GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- Walter Hodge scored 18 points, Erving Walker added 10 and Florida stopped a three-game losing skid with a 60-53 victory against Kentucky on Saturday. The Wildcats dropped their fourth straight and eighth in their last 11

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58 71

3FG 0-0 0-0 0-1 4-9 0-2 0-0 1-5 0-0

FT 0-0 0-2 0-0 3-4 2-2 0-0 6-6 0-0

R F 4 2 4 3 2 1 2 1 2 3 1 3 7 0 4 5 2 5-17 11-14 28 18

Pts A TO B S M 6 0 3 2 0 29 6 1 2 1 1 23 0 1 2 0 0 9 21 4 4 0 1 39 6 0 2 0 0 35 2 0 5 0 0 17 15 1 0 0 1 34 2 0 0 0 0 14

Kentucky (20-12, 8-8) FG 05 Harris * 1-4 13 Porter * 1-7 21 Stevenson * 4-6 23 Meeks * 9-15 54 Patterson * 7-15 01 Miller 5-9 03 Galloway 0-1 34 Liggins 0-0 55 Harrellson 1-3 TEAM Totals.............. 28-60

3FG 0-1 0-4 0-0 1-4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1

FT 0-0 0-1 5-6 6-7 1-2 2-2 0-0 0-0 0-0

Pts A TO B S M 2 0 2 0 0 22 2 3 1 0 3 33 13 1 2 0 2 36 25 3 0 0 1 32 15 2 2 3 2 36 12 2 2 0 0 24 0 2 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 1 0 1 8

R F 7 2 0 3 8 3 1 2 14 0 0 3 1 0 0 1 2 1 2 1-10 14-18 35 15

7 18

71 13 10

St. Pete Times Forum (13,306) Tampa, Fla. • Mar. 13, 2009

Kentucky LSU

TAMPA, Fla. -- Jodie Meeks scored 25 points and Patrick Patterson had 15 points and 14 rebounds Thursday to help Kentucky stop a fourgame losing streak with a 71-58 victory over Mississippi in the opening round of the Southeastern Conference tournament. The Wildcats (20-12) advanced to Friday's quarterfinals against No. 20 LSU and kept alive their hopes of extending their streak of consecutive appearances in the NCAA tournament to 18. Mississippi (16-15) was outscored 35-20 in the second half, when Meeks had 15 points and Kentucky shot 54% from the field (14-of-26) and played stifling defense that forced the flustered Rebels into 11 turnovers. Terrico White led Mississippi with 21 points, but only had six after halftime. David Huertas came off the bench to score 15 after not starting because of a bone bruise in his left foot. After losing four straight games to close the regular season, Kentucky likely needs to win its 26th conference tournament title this weekend to avoid missing the NCAA tournament for the first time since 1991. Mississippi, which beat the Wildcats 85-80 at home on Jan. 27, has never beaten Kentucky twice in the same season. The Rebels were hoping a win or two in the conference tourney would enhance their chances of receiving a spot in the NIT. Meeks made 9 of 15 shots and was 6-for-7 from the foul line after struggling against Mississippi in the earlier meeting. Patterson was dominant inside, and the Wildcats also got increased production out of its supporting cast. Perry Stevenson had 13 points and eight rebounds, and Darius Miller scored 12 off the bench and had two of Kentucky's 10 blocked shots. Mississippi led 38-36 at the half, however, an inability to take care of the basketball and keep White involved in the offense eventually took its toll. The SEC freshman of the year finished 7-for-13 after making five of his first seven shots and helping the Rebels answer every time Kentucky threatened to take control early. But beyond Huertas, Mississippi's leading scorer with an 18.2 average, White didn't get a help offensively from the rest of his teammates — none of whom had more than six points. The Rebels shot 32% from the field in the second half (7 of 22) and 43.8% (21 of 48) for the game. Ole Miss (16-15, 7-9) FG 21 White, M. f 3-4 31 Holloway f 3-5 03 Bogan g 0-1 24 White g 7-13 32 Graham g 2-8 01 Henry 1-2 33 Huertas 4-14 52 Cranston 1-1 TEAM Totals.............. 21-48

Technicals: None; Fouled Out: Cranston, UM (08:41)

St. Pete Times Forum (11,071) Tampa, Fla. • Mar. 12, 2009

Ole Miss Kentucky

58 67

TAMPA, Fla. -- Marcus Thornton scored 21 points and No. 20 LSU beat Kentucky 67-58 Friday to advance to the semifinals of the Southeastern Conference tournament and most likely end the Wildcats' streak of NCAA appearances at 17. Thornton, the SEC player of the year, keyed a 10-2 spurt to enable the Tigers (26-6) to open a 14-point, second-half lead and nearly outscored Kentucky's high-scoring tandem of Jodie Meeks and Patrick Patterson by himself. Kentucky (20-13) entered the tournament feeling it had to win it all to extend its string of consecutive NCAA appearances. The Wildcats last missed the NCAA tournament in 1991 and hasn't played in the NIT since 1979. Patterson led Kentucky with 15 points and 10 rebounds. Meeks had a season-low eight points on 3-for-9 shooting. LSU led 28-23 at the half despite shooting 30.6 percent from the field and getting little scoring from anyone other than Thornton, who had 13 at the break, including 10 over the stretch in which the Tigers spurted to an eight-point lead. With LSU shooting poorly, Kentucky managed to stay close even without getting its usual production from Meeks and Patterson, two of the top five scorers in the SEC. The tandem combined for 11 first-half points on 4-for-10 shooting, with Meeks - the league's top scorer at 24.7 per game - not even attempting a shot in the first 13 minutes. Garrett Temple spearheaded the LSU defense, drawing the difficult assignment of containing Meeks, who scored 24 in the Wildcats' 73-70 loss to LSU at home on Feb. 28. The 6-foot-6 guard made the Kentucky star work hard for everything he got. Thornton, meanwhile, showed why he's the conference player of the year. The senior from Baton Rouge, La., made 8 of 17 shots, including a 3-pointer that finished the surge that carried the Tigers to 58-44 lead with 5:48 to go. Temple and Bo Spencer also made 3-pointers in the 10-2 burst. LSU didn't score again until Spencer made two free throws with 1:37 left, but the closest Kentucky could get down the stretch was seven. Spencer finished with 16 points and Tasmin Mitchell had 14. LSU shot 52 percent (13-of-25) in the second half and 39.3 percent for the game. The loss was Kentucky's ninth in 12 games. The Wildcats entered the SEC tourney on a four-game losing streak. Kentucky (20-13, 8-8) FG 05 Harris * 5-8 13 Porter * 3-6 21 Stevenson * 1-3 23 Meeks * 3-9 54 Patterson * 4-9 01 Miller 3-7 03 Galloway 1-3 15 Stewart 0-0 55 Harrellson 0-0 TEAM Totals.............. 20-45

3 3 200

LSU (26-6, 13-3) 01 Mitchell f 21 Johnson c 05 Thornton g 11 Spencer g 14 Temple g 13 Martin 32 Thornton TEAM Totals..............

3 9 200

1st 2nd Tot FG% 3FG% FT% Paint P-TO 2nd Bnch Ole Miss 38 20 58 .438 .294 .786 22 7 9 19 Kentucky 36 35 71 .467 .100 .778 48 23 14 14 Officials: Mike Stuart, Doug Sirmons, J.B. Caldwell, ;

3FG 1-2 3-6 0-0 0-3 0-0 0-2 0-0 0-0 0-0

FT 0-2 0-0 3-4 2-2 7-9 2-2 0-2 0-0 0-0

R F 4 3 2 2 2 3 3 1 10 1 3 5 4 1 0 0 0 0 4 4-13 14-21 32 16

Pts A TO B S M 11 2 1 1 0 31 9 1 0 0 1 28 5 1 4 2 1 33 8 3 5 0 0 31 15 3 2 3 0 408 1 0 0 2 22 2 0 2 1 1 13 0 0 0 0 0 0+ 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 58 11 15 7 5 200

FG 3FG 6-15 0-0 2-4 0-0 8-17 3-7 3-13 3-8 4-10 1-5 1-1 1-1 0-1 0-0

FT 2-4 0-0 2-4 7-8 0-0 0-0 0-0

Pts A TO B S M 14 4 1 0 4 38 4 0 3 2 1 32 21 3 2 0 2 38 16 3 3 0 3 37 9 4 2 2 0 36 3 1 1 0 0 11 0 0 0 1 0 8

R F 8 3 8 5 5 0 4 0 4 1 1 1 2 2 5 24-61 8-21 11-16 37 12

67 15 12

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1st 2nd Tot FG% 3FG% FT% Paint P-TO 2nd Bnch Kentucky 23 35 58 .444 .308 .667 30 10 10 10 LSU 28 39 67 .393 .381 .688 22 15 13 3 Officials: Tony Greene, Anthony Jordan, Doug Sirmons; Technicals: None; Fouled Out: Johnson, LSU (0:33); Miller, UK (0:04)

13 21 23 54 01 03 15 34

Memorial Coliseum (8,327) Lexington, Ky. • Mar. 17, 2009

UNLV Kentucky

60 70

Kentucky (21-13, 8-8) FG 05 Harris * 3-5

3FG 0-0

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R 10

Porter * 1-4 1-4 0-0 0 1 Stevenson * 3-9 0-0 4-7 4 2 Meeks * 5-12 3-9 6-6 2 1 Patterson * 7-11 0-0 2-4 11 0 Miller 4-8 1-2 0-0 5 2 Galloway 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 Stewart 1-1 0-0 0-0 2 2 Liggins 1-1 1-1 0-0 0 2 TEAM 2 Totals.............. 26-52 6-16 12-17 36 11

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70 20 12

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L 15 33 35 39 23 12 8 10

3 3 200

1st 2nd Tot FG% 3FG% FT% Paint P-TO 2nd Bnch UNLV 24 36 60 .389 .303 .571 16 12 8 17 Kentucky 36 34 70 .500 .375 .706 30 11 10 16 Officials: Ray Natili, Zelton Steed, Rod Dixon; Technicals: None; Fouled Out: None

LEXINGTON, Ky. -- Jodie Meeks scored 19 points and Patrick Patterson added 16 as Kentucky got past UNLV 70-60 Tuesday night in the opening round of the National Invitation Tournament, the first NIT appearance in three decades for a Wildcats team accustomed to bigger stages in March. If there was lingering disappointment after the Wildcats snapped a 17-year streak of appearing in the NCAA tournament, it didn't show on the court. Kentucky (21-13) scrambled for every loose ball, building a 20-point lead midway through the second half then weathering a late surge by UNLV (21-11) to advance to the next round against the winner of Creighton and Bowling Green. Although this year's Wildcats team has seldom resembled the championship ones led by coach Adolph Rupp, for one night, the players and fans got to turn back the clock — sort of. With Rupp Arena unavailable due to a scheduling conflict, Kentucky hosted a game at Memorial Coliseum for the first time since 1976. A sellout crowd of 8,327 people packed the gym. The crowd was loud during timeouts and deafening during the highlight plays. At times, coach Billy Gillispie could be seen touching his ear, unable to hear a player standing right next to him. Leading 19-18 with seven minutes left in the first half, Kentucky went on an 8-0 run to pull away. The Wildcats stretched the lead to 36-24 at halftime when Darius Miller missed a last-second layup, only to have it dunked back in by Patterson. The Memorial Coliseum crowd erupted on that play as the teams headed to the locker rooms. Patterson chipped in 11 rebounds for his 15th double-double of the season. He also sparked the team with his hustle, at one point diving to deflect a ball out of bounds off a UNLV player. Ramon Harris similarly gave the fans something to cheer, twice scoring on dunks from inbound passes. Kentucky built its early lead despite cold shooting from Meeks, the all-Southeastern Conference guard. Meeks heated up in the second half, nailing two early 3s, then hitting a critical jumper in traffic with three minutes left to half UNLV's comeback attempt. The Rebels cut the lead to 60-57 with four minutes left after a 3pointer by Joe Darger. Most responsible for the comeback was Wink Adams, who nailed two 3s in the span of a minute just moments earlier. Adams led UNLV with 14 points. While the NIT wasn't quite as foreign to UNLV, the Rebels were playing in it for the first time since 2005 — Kruger's first season as coach. UNLV had played in four straight NITs leading up to that. UNLV (21-11, 9-7) FG 3FG FT R F 45 Darger f 4-10 3-9 0-0 3 4 00 Bellfield g 3-9 1-4 0-0 3 1 01 Adams g 5-12 2-6 2-5 4 1 24 Rougeau g 3-5 1-1 0-0 5 4 33 Willis g 1-7 0-5 2-2 4 4 02 Wallace 1-2 1-2 3-3 1 2 03 Rutledge 4-9 2-6 0-2 5 0 12 Massamba 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 15 Mitchell 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 44 Santee 0-0 0-0 1-2 0 0 TEAM 1 Totals.............. 21-54 10-33 8-14 28 16

Qwest Center Omaha (16,984) Omaha, Neb. • Mar. 23, 2009

Kentucky Creighton

65 63

OMAHA, Neb. -- This, undoubtedly, won't go down as one of Kentucky's vintage basketball seasons. Still, Jodie Meeks and his teammates aren't ready for it to end. Meeks converted a three-point play with 10.6 seconds left to give the Wildcats a 65-63 victory over Creighton in the second round of the NIT on Monday night. Next stop is Notre Dame, where Kentucky (22-13) will play in the quarterfinals Wednesday. The Wildcats, in the NIT after 17 straight years in the NCAA tournament, played from behind most of the night. But they found themselves in position to win after Creighton missed 5 of 7 free throws in the last 3½ minutes. Kentucky trailed 63-62 after Creighton's Justin Carter missed two from the line with 36.4 seconds left. Meeks, held in check by P'Allen Stinnett and Antoine Young for long stretches, blew past Stinnett on his way to the go-ahead layup and got fouled by Carter. After he made the free throw for a two-point lead, Booker Woodfox missed what would have been the winning 3-pointer just before the buzzer. Meeks said he had to adjust his body to avoid getting called for charging. The basket ruined a party atmosphere at the Qwest Center. Kentucky, college basketball's all-time winningest program, was the biggest-name opponent to play on Creighton's floor since Ray Meyer's great DePaul teams of the early 1980s. The Bluejays (27-8) fed off the amped crowd of 16,984 that showed up despite a tornado warning at tipoff. Creighton never led by more than five points and Kentucky never by more than two. There were 13 lead changes. Meeks led the Wildcats with 16 points, with 11 coming in the last 9:30. Before that, Creighton had effectively denied him the ball. Meeks, the Southeastern Conference's leading scorer at 24 points a game, got off just one shot the first nine minutes. He then missed a fastbreak dunk and an alley-oop before hitting a 3-pter. Creighton led 33-31 at half after holding Kentucky's stars, Meeks and Patrick Patterson, to a combined seven points. Patterson, who entered the game off four straight double-doubles, was on the bench until the start of the second half after committing his second foul less than five minutes into the game. He finished with 12 points. Perry Stevenson picked up some of the slack with 13 points and 10 rebounds. Woodfox, the Missouri Valley Conference player of the year, had 18 points. Carter had a career-high 14 rebounds.

Pts A TO B S M 11 1 0 0 1 31 7 5 4 0 0 32 14 2 2 0 3 35 7 1 2 0 1 21 4 2 1 0 0 25 6 1 0 0 0 20 10 0 0 0 0 20 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 1 0 1 0 7 1 0 0 1 0 3 1 60 13 10 2 5 200

Kentucky (22-13, 8-8) FG 3FG 05 Harris * 2-4 0-0 13 Porter * 3-4 1-2 21 Stevenson * 6-12 0-0 23 Meeks * 4-9 1-2 54 Patterson * 5-8 0-0

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Pts A TO B S M 9 8 3 0 2 34 7 0 2 0 1 30 13 2 3 2 0 38 16 1 1 0 2 30 12 1 1 2 0 25

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Miller 2-6 Galloway 0-1 Stewart 0-1 Liggins 1-2 Harrellson 0-2 TEAM Totals.............. 23-49

1-3 0-0 0-1 1-1 0-0

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Pts A TO B S M 8 1 1 0 1 27 12 1 0 2 2 24 15 1 3 0 0 35 0 6 1 0 2 16 18 0 1 0 1 25 0 1 1 0 0 11 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 4 0 1 1 13 0 2 2 0 0 21 0 0 2 0 1 9 7 0 0 1 0 16 1 63 16 12 4 8 200

Qwest Center Omaha (16,984) Omaha, Neb. â&#x20AC;˘ Mar. 23, 2009

Kentucky Notre Dame

appeared about a quarter of the 7,636 fans were wearing Kentucky blue. When Meeks hit a pair of 3-pointers midway through the second half to cut Notre Dame's lead to 52-41, the Kentucky fans started chanting "Go Big Blue." They were quickly drowned out by Notre Dame fans chanting: "Let's go Irish." The Irish managed to push their home court record to 15-3. It was Notre Dame's first win over the Wildcats since a victory in 1990 during Rick Pitino's first year as Kentucky coach. In that game the Irish needed to come back from a seven-point halftime deficit. On Wednesday, the Irish led throughout. Notre Dame led 34-26 at the half. The Irish quckly stretched the lead to 40-28 as Ayers and Harangody started the second half by hitting a pair of 3s. Moments later, back-to-back baskets by Harangody gave the Irish a 48-33 lead. The Irish took their biggest lead at 62-45 when Tory Jackson, who added 10 points, scored on his own rebound with 8:02 left. Notre Dame will be making its first trip to New York for the NIT final four since losing to Wake Forest in the 2000 championship game. Kentucky fell to 5-2 at the Joyce Center. The Wildcats hold a 41-18 advantage in the series. Kentucky (22-14, 8-8) FG 3FG FT R F Pts A TO B S M 05 Harris f 1-1 0-0 0-0 3 0 2 2 1 0 0 10 21 Stevenson f 4-9 0-0 0-0 6 2 8 1 2 0 0 30 54 Patterson f 6-12 0-0 6-8 7 2 18 3 0 3 0 37 13 Porter g 2-5 1-4 0-0 1 3 5 2 1 0 0 37 23 Meeks g 6-10 5-8 4-4 3 1 21 2 0 0 1 35 01 Miller 2-5 1-2 0-0 1 3 5 2 1 0 0 21 03 Galloway 2-4 0-0 0-0 7 3 4 3 5 0 0 19 15 Stewart 1-3 0-0 0-0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 3 34 Liggins 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 55 Harrellson 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 5 TEAM 2 Totals.............. 25-50 7-14 10-12 30 14 67 15 10 3 3 200

1st 2nd Tot FG% 3FG% FT% Paint P-TO 2nd Bnch Kentucky 31 34 65 .469 .444 .789 34 12 9 8 Creighton 33 30 63 .373 .421 .579 22 9 19 10 Officials: Bobby Vetkoetter, James "Tim" Gattis, Kevin Mathis; Technicals: None; Fouled Out: Dotzler, CU (2:40)

67 77

Notre Dame (21-14, 8-10)FG 33 Hillesland f 0-0 44 Harangody f 10-22 02 Jackson g 4-7 23 McAlarney g 3-10 42 Ayers g 5-9 01 Nash 1-4 20 Peoples 2-3 40 Zeller 0-1 TEAM Totals.............. 25-56

SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) - Luke Harangody had 30 points and 11 rebounds and Notre Dame hit 12 3-pointers to end a 10-game losing streak to Kentucky, beating the Wildcats 77-67 Wednesday night to advance to the National Invitation Tournament semifinals. Jodie Meeks scored 18 of his 21 points in the final 12:18 as the Wildcats (22-14) used a 17-5 run to cut the lead to 67-62 on a slam dunk by Perry Stevenson with 2:42 left. But the Irish were 8-of-8 from the freethrow line over the final 1:29 to end the game on a 10-5 run to hang on. Kyle McAlarney added 15 points and Ryan Ayers, who held Meeks to one basket until the Irish were up by 15, added 14 points on 4-of-7 3pointers for Notre Dame (21-14). Patrick Patterson added 18 points for the Wildcats. The Irish wil face Penn State (25-11) Tuesday night in New York. A large number of Kentucky fans, including its pep band, made the trip to South Bend, which is about 325 miles from Lexington. It

3FG 0-0 2-4 1-2 3-9 4-7 0-0 2-2 0-1

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Pts A TO B S M 0 1 1 0 0 24 30 4 1 0 1 36 10 5 0 0 2 36 15 2 2 0 0 37 14 2 0 1 0 31 2 2 0 1 0 18 6 0 1 0 2 9 0 0 1 1 0 9 77 16

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1st 2nd Tot FG%3FG%FT%PaintP-TO2ndBnch Kentucky 26 41 67 .500 .500.833 24 2 6 13 Notre Dame 34 43 77 .446 .480.750 24 17 13 8 Officials: Jim Burr, Mike Roberts, Bryan Kersey; Technicals: None

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SEC F INAL S TANDINGS East SEC Tennessee# 10-6 South Carolina# 10-6 Florida 9-7 Kentucky 8-8 Vanderbilt 8-8 Georgia 3-13 # Eastern Division Champions

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West LSU%^ Auburn Mississippi State$ Alabama Ole Miss Arkansas # SEC West Champion

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SEC 13-3 10-6 9-7 7-9 7-9 2-14

2009 SEC T OUR . R ESULTS

SEC ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Jarvis Varnado, Mississippi State (MVP) Barry Stewart, Mississippi State Wayne Chism, Tennessee Tyler Smith, Tennessee Korvotney Barber, Auburn

March 12 - 15 St. Pete Times Forum Tampa, Florida First Round — March 12 (E4) Kentucky 71, (W5) Ole Miss 58 (W3) Mississippi State 79, (E6) Georgia 60 (W4) Alabama 82, (E5) Vanderbilt 75 (E3) Florida 73, (W6) Alabama 58

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Jodie Meeks - Player of the Week (12/1) DeAndre Liggins - Freshman of the Week (12/8) Jodie Meeks - Player of the Week (12/22) Patrick Patterson - Player of the Week (12/29) Jodie Meeks - Player of the Week (1/19) Jodie Meeks - Player of the Week (2/16)

Second Round — March 13 (W1) LSU 67, (E4) Kentucky 58 (W3) Mississippi State 82, (E2) South Carolina 68 (E1) Tennessee 86, (W4) Alabama 62 (W2) Auburn 61, (E3) Florida 58 Semifinals — March 14 (W3) Mississippi State 67, (W1) LSU 57 (E1) Tennessee 94, (W2) Auburn 85 Finals — March 15 (W3) Mississippi State 64, (E1) Tennessee 61

A SSOCIATED P RESS A LL -SEC F IRST T EAM

Wayne Chism, Tennessee Chris Johnson, LSU A.J. Ogilvy, Vanderbilt

#-Marcus Thornton, LSU Devan Downey, South Carolina Jodie Meeks, Kentucky Tyler Smith, Tennessee t-Jarvis Varnado, Mississippi State t-Nick Calathes, Florida t-Tasmin Mitchell, LSU

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Trent Johnson, LSU

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Marcus Thornton, LSU

S ECOND T EAM Patrick Patterson, Kentucky Korvotney Barber, Auburn Alonzo Gee, Alabama David Huertas, Mississippi Terrico White, Mississippi Michael Washington, Arkansas H ONORABLE M ENTION Dominique Archie, South Carolina

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Trey Thompkins, Georgia *Terrico White, Ole Miss *Dee Bost, Mississippi State Scotty Hopson, Tennessee Jeffery Taylor, Vanderbilt C OACH OF THE Y EAR Trent Johnson, LSU P LAYER OF THE Y EAR Marcus Thornton, LSU

S ECOND T EAM Alonzo Gee, Alabama Michael Washington, Arkansas Korvotney Barber, Auburn ^Garrett Temple, LSU David Huertas, Ole Miss Terrico White, Ole Miss ^Dominique Archie, South Carolina ^Zam Frederick, South Carolina Wayne Chism, Tennessee A.J. Ogilvy, Vanderbilt

F RESHMAN OF THE Y EAR Terrico White, Ole Miss S CHOLAR -ATHLETE Justin Knox, Alabama

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S IXTH M AN OF THE Y EAR Brandis Raley-Ross, South Carolina D EFENSIVE P LAYER OF THE Y EAR Jarvis Varnado, Mississippi State

A LL -F RESHMAN T EAM *JaMychal Green, Alabama Courtney Fortson, Arkansas Erving Walker, Florida

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2009-10 O PPONENTS A LABAMA C RIMSON T IDE Location ..........................................Tuscaloosa, Ala. Enrollment ......................................................27,052 Conference..............................................SEC (West) Colors ..........................................Crimson and White Arena..............................Coleman Coliseum (15,316) Head Coach ........................................Anthony Grant Record at School/Yrs ................................First Year Overall Record/Yrs ................................76-25/3 yrs. 2008-09 Record (Conference) ................18-13 (7-9) 2009 NCAA Postseason ..................................None SID ..............................................................Ty Patton SID Phone ............................................205.348.5401 SID Email ......................................tpatton@ia.ua.edu Press Row Phone ................................205.348.6084 Website............................................www.rolltide.com

Series ................................................UK leads 98-35 In Lexington ......................................UK leads 51-10 In Tuscaloosa....................................UK leads 28-21 At Neutral sites ..................................UK leads 19-4 Current Win Streak........................UK, Three games Longest UK Win Streak ............................15 games Longest UA Win Streak ..............Two (Seven times) Largest UK Win..........................(42) 74-32 (2/14/49) Largest UA Win........................(24) 101-77 (2/25/56) John Calipari vs. Alabama ..................................1-1 UK vs. Anthony Grant ..........................First meeting Last Meeting ..............................UK, 61-51 (1/24/09) Tuesday, Feb. 9............................9:00 p.m. (ESPNU) Lexington, KY ..........................................Rupp Arena

A RKANSAS R AZORBACKS Location ..........................................Fayetteville, Ark. Enrollment ......................................................19,191 Conference..............................................SEC (West) Colors ..........................................Cardinal and White Arena ..............................Bud Walton Arena (19,200) Head Coach ........................................John Pelphrey Record at School....................................37-28/2 yrs. Overall Record ......................................117-95/7 yrs. 2008-09 Record (Conference) ..............14-16 (2-14) 2009 NCAA Postseason ..................................None SID ............................................................Phil Pierce SID Phone ............................................479.575.7430 SID Email ......................................ppierce@uark.edu Press Row Phone ................................479.575.6622 Website ......................www.arkansasrazorbacks.com

Series ..................................................UK leads 23-7 In Lexington ........................................UK leads 10-2 In Fayetteville ........................................UK leads 6-4 At Neutral sites ....................................UK leads 7-1 Current Win Streak..........................UK, Nine games Longest UK Win Streak..........................Nine games Longest UA Win Streak ..................Two (Two times) Largest UK Win........................(37) 76-39 (12/13/48) Largest UA Win........................(17) 105-88 (1/25/92) John Calipari vs. Arkansas ................................3-2 UK vs. John Pelphrey ..........................................0-2 Last Meeting ..............................UK, 79-63 (2/14/09) Saturday, Jan. 23................4:00 p.m. (SEC Network) Lexington, KY ........................................Rupp Arena

A UBURN T IGERS Location ................................................Auburn, Ala. Enrollment ......................................................24,137 Conference..............................................SEC (West) Colors ....................................Burnt Orange and Blue Arena ........Beard-Eaves Memorial Coliseum (10,500) Head Coach ................................................Jeff Lebo Record at School/Yrs ............................81-76/5 yrs. Overall Record/Yrs ..........................196-139/11 yrs. 2008-09 Record (Conference) ..............24-12 (10-6) 2009 NCAA Postseason ..................................None SID........................................................Chuck Gallina SID Phone ............................................334.844.9800 SID Email....................................gallica@auburn.edu Press Row Phone ......................334.844.1933/1935 Website ..................................www.auburntigers.com

Series ................................................UK leads 83-17 In Lexington ........................................UK leads 43-2 In Auburn ..........................................UK leads 26-13 At Neutral sites ..................................UK leads 14-2 Current Win Streak ............................UK, 10 games Longest UK Win Streak ............................14 games Longest AU Win Streak ..................Two (Four times) Largest UK Win..........................(66) 84-18 (2/28/47) Largest AU Win..........................(19) 88-69 (2/20/65) 82-63 (1/13/94) John Calipari vs. Auburn ....................First meeting UK vs. Jeff Lebo ..................................................5-0 Last Meeting ..............................UK, 73-64 (1/21/09) Saturday, Jan. 16................4:00 p.m. (SEC Network) Auburn, AL ............Beard-Eaves Memorial Coliseum

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A USTIN P EAY S TATE G OVERNORS Location ..........................................Clarksville, Tenn. Enrollment ........................................................9,401 Conference ........................................................OVC Colors ................................................Red and White Arena ........Dunn Center (Dave Aaron Arena) (7,275) Head Coach ..............................................Dave Loos Record at School/Yrs ......................314-261/19 yrs. Overall Record/Yrs ..........................396-314/23 yrs. 2008-09 Record (Conference) ..............19-14 (13-5) 2009 NCAA Postseason ..................................None SID ..........................................................Brad Kirtley SID Phone ............................................931.624.2904 SID Email......................................kirtleyb@apsu.edu Press Row Phone ................................931.221.7155 Website......................................www.letsgopeay.com

Series ....................................................UK leads 4-0 In Lexington ..........................................UK leads 1-0 In Clarksville ........................................................n/a At Neutral sites ....................................UK leads 3-0 Current Win Streak..........................UK, Four games Longest UK Win Streak..........................Four games Longest APSU Win Streak ..................................n/a Largest UK Win..........................(8) 61-53 (12/31/03) 85-77 (12/27/88) Largest APSU Win................................................n/a John Calipari vs. Austin Peay ............................5-1 UK vs. Dave Loos ................................................1-0 Last Meeting ............................UK, 61-53 (12/31/03) Saturday, Dec. 19 ............................4:00 p.m. (CSS) Lexington, KY ........................................Rupp Arena

C AMPBELLSVILLE C OLLEGE T IGERS (E XH .) Location........................................Campbellsville, Ky. Enrollment ........................................................2,601 Conference ....................................(NAIA) Mid-South Colors ............................................Maroon and Gray Arena ..........................Powell Athletic Center (1,300) Head Coach............................................Keith Adkins Record at School................................170-124/9 yrs. Overall Record ....................................170-124/9 yrs. 2008-09 Record (Conference) ..............10-19 (2-10) 2009 NCAA Postseason ....................................none SID ..................................................Chris Megginson SID Phone ............................................270.789.5276 SID Email ..............jcmegginson@campbellsville.edu Press Row Phone ................................................n/a Website........................www.campbellsvilletigers.com

Series ....................................................First meeting In Lexington..........................................................n/a In ..........................................................................n/a At Neutral sites ....................................................n/a Current Win Streak ..............................................n/a Longest UK Win Streak ......................................n/a Longest CC Win Streak ......................................n/a Largest UK Win ....................................................n/a Largest CC Win ....................................................n/a John Calipari vs. Campbellsville ........First meeting UK vs. Adkins ......................................First meeting Last Meeting ........................................................n/a Monday, Nov. 2 ..............................7:00 p.m. (FSNS) Lexington, KY ........................................Rupp Arena

C LARION G OLDEN E AGLES (E XH .) Location ..................................................Clarion, Pa. Enrollment ........................................................7,391 Conference ................D2 - PSAC (Western Division) Colors ..................................................Blue and Gold Arena .......................................... W.S. Tippin (4,000) Head Coach ............................................Ron Righter Record at School/Yrs ......................341-226/21 yrs. Overall Record/Yrs ..........................365-250/23 yrs. 2008-09 Record (Conference) ..............14-16 (10-6) 2009 NCAA Postseason ..................................None SID ................................................Richard P. Herman SID Phone ............................................814.393.2334 SID Email ................................rherman@clarion.edu Press Row Phone ................................814.393.2165 Website ......................www.clariongoldeneagles.com

Series ....................................................First meeting In Lexington..........................................................n/a In Clarion ..............................................................n/a At Neutral sites ....................................................n/a Current Win Streak ..............................................n/a Longest UK Win Streak ......................................n/a Longest Clarion Win Streak ................................n/a Largest UK Win ....................................................n/a Largest Clarion Win ............................................n/a John Calipari vs. Clarion......................First Meeting UK vs. Righter ......................................First meeting Last Meeting ........................................................n/a Friday, Nov. 6 ..................................7:00 p.m. (FSNS) Lexington, ky ..........................................Rupp Arena

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C LEVELAND S TATE V IKINGS Location............................................Cleveland, Ohio Enrollment ......................................................16,418 Conference ......................................Horizon League Colors ..................................Forest Green and White ArenaHenry J. Goodman Arena,Wolstein Center (8,500) Head Coach ..........................................Gary Waters Record at School/Yrs ............................57-45/3 yrs. Overall Record/Yrs ..........................228-180/13 yrs. 2008-09 Record (Conference) ..............26-11 (12-6) 2009 NCAA Postseason ........NCAA, Second Round SID ......................................................Brian McCann SID Phone ............................................216.798.6376 SID Email..........................b.mccann66@csuohio.edu Press Row Phone ..............................216..687.4819 Website ......................................www.csuvikings.com C ONNECTICUT H USKIES Location................................................Storrs, Conn. Enrollment ......................................................28,677 Conference ..................................................Big East Colors ..............National Flag Blue (Navy) and White Arena ..Harry A. Gampel Pavilion/XL Center (16,294) Head Coach............................................Jim Calhoun Record at School ..............................557-205/23 yrs. Overall Record ..................................805-342/37 yrs. 2008-09 Record (Conference) ................31-5 (15-3) 2009 NCAA Postseason ................NCAA Final Four SID............................................................Kyle Muncy SID Phone ............................................860.208.8624 SID Email..............................kyle.muncy@uconn.edu Press Row Phone ................................860.486.1888 Website ..............................www.UConnHuskies.com

Series ....................................................UC leads 1-0 In Lexington..........................................................n/a In Storrs ................................................................n/a At Neutral sites ....................................UC leads 1-0 Current Win Streak ..............................................n/a Longest UK Win Streak ......................................n/a Longest UC Win Streak............................One game Largest UK Win ....................................................n/a Largest UC Win............................(4) 87-83 (3/19/06) John Calipari vs. UConn......................................1-2 UK vs. Jim Calhoun ............................................0-1 Last Meeting ..............................UC, 87-83 (3/19/06) Wednesday, Dec. 9 ........................9:30 p.m. (ESPN) New York, NY ......................Madison Square Garden

D REXEL D RAGONS Location ..........................................Philadelphia, Pa. Enrollment ......................................................21,537 Conference....................Colonial Athletic Association Colors ........................................Navy Blue and Gold Arena ....................Daskalakis Athletic Center (2,532) Head Coach ..............................James “Bruiser” Flint Record at School................................133-108/8 yrs. Overall Record ..................................219-180/13 yrs. 2008-09 Record (Conference) ..............15-14 (10-8) 2009 NCAA Postseason ....................................none SID ......................................................Mike Tuberosa SID Phone ............................................215.895.1591 SID Email..................................tuberosa@drexel.edu Press Row Phone ................................215.895.2041 Website ................................www.drexeldragons.com

Series ....................................................First meeting In Lexington..........................................................n/a In Philadelphia......................................................n/a At Neutral sites ....................................................n/a Current Win Streak ..............................................n/a Longest UK Win Streak ......................................n/a Longest Drexel Win Streak ..................................n/a Largest UK Win ....................................................n/a Largest Drexel Win ..............................................n/a John Calipari vs. Drexel ......................................1-0 UK vs. Bruiser Flint ..............................First meeting Last Meeting ........................................................n/a Monday, Dec. 21 ..........................7:00 p.m. (ESPNU) Lexington, KY ........................................Rupp Arena

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F LORIDA G ATORS Location............................................Gainesville, Fla. Enrollment ......................................................52,112 Conference ..............................................SEC (East) Colors..............................................Orange and Blue Arena ............ Stephen C. O’Connell Center (12,000) Head Coach..........................................Billy Donovan Record at School/Yrs ......................310-126/12 yrs. Overall Record/Yrs ..........................345-146/15 yrs. 2008-09 Record (Conference) ................25-11 (9-7) 2009 NCAA Postseason ....................................none SID ......................................................Fred Demarest SID Phone ............................352.375.4683 Ext. 6119 SID Email ..........................fredd@gators.uaa.ufl.edu Press Row Phone ................................352.371.0281 Website ......................................www.gatorzone.com Series ................................................UK leads 86-32

In Lexington ........................................UK leads 44-8 In Gainesville ....................................UK leads 31-21 At Neutral sites ..................................UK leads 11-3 Current Win Streak ............................UF, One game Longest UK Win Streak ............................18 games Longest UF Win Streak ............................Six games Largest UK Win............................(56) 87-31 (3/4/48) Largest UF Win ..........................(18) 96-78 (1/13/68) John Calipari vs. Florida ....................................1-0 UK vs. Billy Donovan ......................................18-12 Last Meeting..................................UF, 60-53 (3/7/09) Tuesday, Jan. 12 ............................9:00 p.m. (ESPN) Gainesville, FL ..............................O’Connell Center Sunday, March 7 ....................................Noon (CBS) Lexington, KY ........................................Rupp Arena

G EORGIA B ULLDOGS Location ..................................................Athens, Ga. Enrollment ......................................................34,180 Conference ..............................................SEC (East) Colors ................................................Red and Black Arena............................Stegeman Coliseum (10,523) Head Coach ................................................Mark Fox Record at School ......................................First Year Overall Record ......................................123-43/5 yrs. 2008-09 Record (Conference) ..............12-20 (3-13) 2009 NCAA Postseason ....................................none SID..................................................................Tim Hix SID Phone ............................................706.542.1621 SID Email ..................................thix@sports.uga.edu Press Row Phone ................................706.542.8052 Website ..................................www.georgiadogs.com Series ..............................................UK leads 110-24

In Lexington ........................................UK leads 53-5 In Athens ..........................................UK leads 38-15 At Neutral sites ..................................UK leads 19-4 Current Win Streak ........................UGA, One game Longest UK Win Streak ............................20 games Longest UGA Win Streak ......................Thre games Largest UK Win........................(77) 143-66 (2/27/56) Largest UGA Win ......................(15) 106-91 (1/3/90) John Calipari vs. Georgia ....................First meeting UK vs. Mark Fox ........................................................ Last Meeting ..............................UGA, 90-85 (3/4/09) Saturday, Jan. 9..................4:00 p.m. (SEC Network) Lexington, KY ........................................Rupp Arena Wednesday, March 3 ..........8:00 p.m. (SEC Network) Athens, GA ................................Stegeman Coliseum

H ARTFORD H AWKS Location ............................................Hartford, Conn. Enrollment ........................................................4,796 Conference ..........................................America East Colors ................................................Red and White Arena ............................Chase Family Arena (3,508) Head Coach..........................................Dan Leibovitz Record at School....................................38-60/3 yrs. Overall Record........................................38-60/3 yrs. 2008-09 Record (Conference) ................7-26 (2-14) 2009 NCAA Postseason ....................................none SID..................................................David Longolucco SID Phone ............................................860.805.4766 SID Email ............................longolucc@hartford.edu Press Row Phone ................................860.768.5042 Website................................www.hartfordhawks.com

Series ....................................................First meeting In Lexington..........................................................n/a In Hartford ............................................................n/a At Neutral sites ....................................................n/a Current Win Streak ..............................................n/a Longest UK Win Streak ......................................n/a Longest Hartford Win Streak ..............................n/a Largest UK Win ....................................................n/a Largest Hartford Win ..........................................n/a John Calipari vs. Hartford ..................................1-0 UK vs. Dan Leibovitz ..........................First meeting Last Meeting ........................................................n/a Tuesday, Dec. 29 ..........................7:00 p.m. (ESPN2) Lexington, KY ........................................Rupp Arena

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I NDIANA H OOSIERS Location ........................................Bloomington, Ind. Enrollment ......................................................40,354 Conference ....................................................Big Ten Colors ........................................Cream and Crimson Arena ....................................Assembly Hall (17,357) Head Coach..............................................Tom Crean Record at School/Yrs ..............................6-25/1 yrs. Overall Record/Yrs ..........................196-121/10 yrs. 2008-09 Record (Conference) ................6-25 (1-17) 2009 NCAA Postseason ....................................none SID ........................................................J.D. Campbell SID Phone ............................................812.322.1437 SID Email ......................................jc56@indiana.edu Press Row Phone ................................812.855.2754 Website..............................................IUhoosiers.com

Series ................................................UK leads 29-23 In Lexington ..........................................UK leads 9-3 In Bloomington ....................................IU leads 10-3 At Neutral sites ................................UK leads 17-10 Current Win Streak ............................UK, One game Longest UK Win Streak ....Five games (three times) Longest IU Win Streak ............................Six games Largest UK Win........................(35) 91-56 (12/18/65) Largest IU Win ........................(26) 79-53 (12/10/05) John Calipari vs. Indiana ....................First meeting UK vs. Tom Crean ................................................1-2 Last Meeting ............................UK, 72-54 (12/13/08) Saturday, Dec. 12 ..................................Noon (CBS) Bloomington, IN..................................Assembly Hall

L ONG B EACH S TATE 49 ERS Location ........................................Long Beach, Calif. Enrollment ......................................................37,891 Conference ..................................................Big West Colors ................................................Black and Gold Arena ....................................Walter Pyramid (4,200) Head Coach ..........................................Dan Monson Record at School/Yrs ............................21-40/2 yrs. Overall Record/Yrs ..........................191-163/12 yrs. 2008-09 Record (Conference) ..............15-15 (10-6) 2009 NCAA Postseason ....................................none SID ............................................................Todd Miles SID Phone ............................................562.400.3929 SID Email ......................................tmiles@csulb.edu Press Row Phone ................................562.985.4667 Website ..............................www.longbeachstate.com

Series ....................................................First meeting In Lexington..........................................................n/a In Long Beach ......................................................n/a At Neutral sites ....................................................n/a Current Win Streak ..............................................n/a Longest UK Win Streak ......................................n/a Longest LBSU Win Streak ..................................n/a Largest UK Win ....................................................n/a Largest LBSU Win................................................n/a John Calipari vs. LBSU ........................First meeting UK vs. Dan Monson..............................First meeting Last Meeting ........................................................n/a Wednesday, Dec. 23 ......................1:00 p.m. (FSNS) Lexington, KY ........................................Rupp Arena

L OUISVILLE C ARDINALS Location................................................Louisville, Ky. Enrollment ......................................................22,000 Conference ..................................................Big East Colors ................................................Red and Black Arena ......................................Freedom Hall (18,865) Head Coach ..............................................Rick Pitino Record at School/Yrs ..........................200-73/7 yrs. Overall Record/Yrs ..........................552-197/22 yrs. 2008-09 Record (Conference) ................31-6 (16-2) 2009 NCAA Postseason ................NCAA, Elite Eight SID ..........................................................Kenny Klein SID Phone ............................................502.852.6651 SID Email ..........................kenny.klein@louisville.edu Press Row Phone ................................502.852.5567 Website ....................................www.UofLsports.com

Series ................................................UK leads 26-14 In Lexington ........................................UK leads 14-5 In Louisville ........................................UK leads 10-7 At Neutral sites ....................................UK leads 2-2 Current Win Streak ..........................UL, Two games Longest UK Win Streak ..........................Five games Longest UL Win Streak ....................Two (Six times) Largest UK Win..........................(34) 91-57 (3/27/48) 85-51 (12/27/86) Largest UL Win ........................(18) 97-75 (12/31/88) John Calipari vs. Louisville ................................6-5 UK vs. Rick Pitino ................................................4-4 Last Meeting ................................UL, 74-71 (1/4/09) Saturday, Jan. 2................................3:30 p.m. (CBS) Lexington, KY ........................................Rupp Arena

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LSU T IGERS Location ........................................Baton Rouge, La. Enrollment ......................................................25,896 Conference..............................................SEC (West) Colors ..............................................Purple and Gold Arena ........Pete Maravich Assembly Center (13,215) Head Coach ........................................Trent Johnson Record at School/Yrs ................................27-8/1 yr. Overall Record/Yrs ..........................186-129/10 yrs. 2008-09 Record (Conference) ................27-8 (13-3) 2009 NCAA Postseason ........NCAA, Second Round SID ............................................................Kent Lowe SID Phone ............................................225.578.8226 SID Email ..........................................clowe@lsu.edu Press Row Phone ................................225.578.8226 Website ......................................www.LSUsports.net

Series ................................................UK leads 78-24 In Lexington ........................................UK leads 39-5 In Baton Rouge ................................UK leads 27-16 At Neutral sites ..................................UK leads 12-3 Current Win Streak ........................LSU, Two games Longest UK Win Streak ............................19 games Longest LSU Win Streak ............Three (Four times) Largest UK Win..........................(47) 127-80 (3/4/95) Largest LSU Win........................(35) 76-41 (1/18/87) John Calipari vs. LSU ..........................First meeting UK vs. Trent Johnson ..........................................0-2 Last Meeting ............................LSU, 67-58 (3/13/09) Saturday, Feb. 6..................4:00 p.m. (SEC Network) Baton Rouge, LA ....Pete Maravich Assembly Center

M IAMI U NIVERSITY R ED H AWKS Location ................................................Oxford, Ohio Enrollment ......................................................15,766 Conference ........................................................MAC Colors ................................................Red and White Arena ............................................Millett Hall (6,400) Head Coach..........................................Charlie Coles Record at School ..............................224-168/13 yrs. Overall Record ..................................316-252/19 yrs. 2008-09 Record (Conference) ..............17-13 (10-6) 2009 NCAA Postseason ....................................none SID ..................................................Angie Renninger SID Phone ............................................513.330.0810 SID Email ................................renninal@muohio.edu Press Row Phone ................................513.529.7276 Website................................www.MURedHawks.com

Series ..................................................UK leads 21-4 In Lexington ........................................UK leads 14-3 In Oxford ..............................................UK leads 3-1 At Neutral sites ....................................UK leads 3-0 Current Win Streak ............................UK, 19 games Longest UK Win Streak ............................19 games Longest MU Win Streak ........................2, Two times Largest UK Win..........................(32) 93-61 (12/2/61) Largest MU Win ........................(24) 38-14 (3/18/19) John Calipari vs. MU............................................1-0 UK vs. Charlie Coles............................................2-0 Last Meeting ............................UK, 57-46 (11/15/06) Monday, Nov. 16 ............................7:00 p.m. (FSNS) Lexington, KY ........................................Rupp Arena

M ISSISSIPPI S TATE B ULLDOGS Location ............................................Starkville, Miss. Enrollment ......................................................17,824 Conference..............................................SEC (West) Colors ..........................................Maroon and White Arena............................Humphrey Coliseum (10,500) Head Coach ......................................Rick Stansbury Record at School ..............................254-138/11 yrs. Overall Record ..................................254-138/11 yrs. 2008-09 Record (Conference) ................23-13 (9-7) 2009 NCAA Postseason..............NCAA, First Round SID ............................................................Gregg Ellis SID Phone ............................................662.325.3595 SID Email ......................gellis@athletics.msstate.edu Press Row Phone ................................662.325.3776 Website..............................www.MStateathletics.com

Series ................................................UK leads 84-20 In Lexington ........................................UK leads 43-5 In Starkville ......................................UK leads 30-12 At Neutral sites ..................................UK leads 11-3 Current Win Streak ....................MSU, Three games Longest UK Win Streak..........17 games (Two times) Longest MSU Win Streak ....................Three games Largest UK Win........................(44) 110-66 (2/11/52) Largest MSU Win ......................(13) 82-69 (2/16/85) John Calipari vs. Mississippi St. ........................1-0 UK vs. Rick Stansbury ........................................9-4 Last Meeting ..............................MSU, 66-57 (2/3/09) Tuesday, Feb. 16 ............................9:00 p.m. (ESPN) Starkville, MS ............................Humphrey Coliseum

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M OREHEAD S TATE E AGLES Location ..............................................Morehead, Ky. Enrollment ........................................................8,981 Conference ........................................................OVC Colors ..................................................Blue and Gold Arena ..........................Ellis T. Johnson Arena (6,500) Head Coach........................................Donnie Tyndall Record at School/Yrs ................................First Year Overall Record/Yrs ....................................First Year 2008-09 Record (Conference) ..............17-16 (12-5) 2009 NCAA Postseason................NCAA, 1st Round SID ....................................................Drew Dickerson SID Phone ............................................606.783.2557 SID Email ..............a.dickerson@moreheadstate.edu Press Row Phone ................................................n/a Website ....................................www.msueagles.com

Series ....................................................UK leads 8-0 In Lexington ..........................................UK leads 6-0 In Morehead..........................................................n/a At Neutral sites ....................................UK leads 2-0 Current Win Streak ............................UK, Six games Longest UK Win Streak............................Six games Longest MSU Win Streak ....................................n/a Largest UK Win........................(64) 96-32 (12/16/95) Largest MSU Win ................................................n/a John Calipari vs. MSU ..........................First meeting UK vs. Donnie Tyndall..........................First meeting Last Meeting ..............................UK, 71-40 (12/8/04) Friday, Nov. 13 ............................7:00 p.m. (ESPNU) Lexington, KY ........................................Rupp Arena

N ORTH C AROLINA TAR H EELS Location ..........................................Chapel Hill, N.C. Enrollment ......................................................27,700 Conference ........................................................ACC Colors ..................................Carolina Blue and White Arena ........................Dean E. Smith Center (21,750) Head Coach ..........................................Roy Williams Record at School/Yrs ..........................176-37/6 yrs. Overall Record/Yrs ..........................594-138/21 yrs. 2008-09 Record (Conference) ................36-3 (14-2) 2009 NCAA Postseason ..............NCAA Champions SID ....................................................Steve Kirschner SID Phone ............................................919.962.7258 SID Email ............................stevekirschner@unc.edu Press Row Phone ................................919.962.8815 Website ............................................Tarheelblue.com

Series..............................................UNC leads 21-10 In Lexington ......................................UNC leads 6-5 In Chapel Hill......................................UNC leads 4-2 At Neutral sites ................................UNC leads 11-3 Current Win Streak........................UNC, Five games Longest UK Win Streak..........................Four games Longest UNC Win Streak ........................Six games Largest UK Win............................(39) 83-44 (1/9/50) Largest UNC Win ......................(21) 41-20 (2/29/24) John Calipari vs. UNC..........................................1-0 UK vs. Roy Williams ............................................4-6 Last Meeting ..........................UNC, 77-58 (11/18/08) Saturday, Dec. 5 ............................12:30 p.m. (CBS) Lexington, KY ........................................Rupp Arena

O LE M ISS R EBELS Location................................................Oxford, Miss. Enrollment ......................................................17,601 Conference..............................................SEC (West) Colors ............................Cardinal Red and Navy Blue Arena..............................Tad Smith Coliseum (8,700) Head Coach ........................................Andy Kennedy Record at School/Yrs ............................61-39/3 yrs. Overall Record/Yrs ................................82-52/4 yrs. 2008-09 Record (Conference) ................16-15 (7-9) 2009 NCAA Postseason ....................................none SID ............................................................Joey Jones SID Phone ............................................662.915.7526 SID Email ....................................joeyj@olemiss.com Press Row Phone ................................662.236.1931 Website................................www.OleMisssports.com

Series ................................................UK leads 96-12 In Lexington ........................................UK leads 48-2 In Oxford ............................................UK leads 25-9 At Neutral sites ..................................UK leads 23-1 Current Win Streak ............................UK, One game Longest UK Win Streak ............................39 games Longest OM Win Streak..........................Two games Largest UK Win..........................(58) 116-58 (1/3/52) Largest OM Win ........................(20) 37-17 (2/11/27) John Calipari vs. Ole Miss ..................................1-0 UK vs. Andy Kennedy..........................................3-1 Last Meeting ..............................UK, 71-58 (3/12/09) Tuesday, Feb. 2 ..............................7:00 p.m. (ESPN) Lexington, KY ........................................Rupp Arena

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R IDER B RONCS Location ......................................Lawrenceville, N.J. Enrollment ........................................................4,857 Conference ......................................................MAAC Colors ........................Broncs/Cranberry, White, Gray Arena ............................Sovereign Bank Arena/8,600 Head Coach ....................................Tommy Dempsey Record at School/Yrs....................................58-39/3 Overall Record/Yrs ......................................146-51/8 2008-09 Record (Conference) ..............19-13 (12-6) 2009 NCAA Postseason ....................................none SID..............................................................Bud Focht SID Phone ............................................609.896.5138 SID Email ..........................................focht@rider.edu Press Row Phone ................................609.896.5138 Website........................................www.gobroncs.com

Series ....................................................UK leads 2-0 In Lexington..........................................................n/a In Lawrenceville ..................................................n/a At Neutral sites ....................................UK leads 2-0 Current Win Streak ..........................UK, Two games Longest UK Win Streak ..........................Two games Longest Rider Win Streak....................................n/a Largest UK Win..........................(44) 96-52 (3/19/93) Largest Rider Win ................................................n/a John Calipari vs. Rider ........................First meeting UK vs. Tommy Dempsey ......................First meeting Last Meeting ............................UK, 90-65 (12/27/95) Saturday, Nov. 21 ..........................7:00 p.m. (FSNS) Lexington, KY ........................................Rupp Arena

S AM H OUSTON S TATE B EARKATS Location ..........................................Huntsville, Texas Enrollment ......................................................16,633 Conference ................................................Southland Colors............................................Orange and White Arena..............................Bernard G. Johnson (6,100) Head Coach ..............................................Bob Marlin Record at School ..............................200-123/11 yrs. Overall Record ..................................323-158/16 yrs. 2008-09 Record (Conference) ............18-12 (12-14) 2009 NCAA Postseason ....................................none SID ..........................................................Paul Ridings SID Phone ............................................936.294.1764 SID Email ......................................ridings@shsu.edu Press Row Phone ................................936.294.1838 Website.................................... www.gobearkats.com

Series ....................................................First meeting In Lexington..........................................................n/a In Huntsville..........................................................n/a At Neutral sites ....................................................n/a Current Win Streak ..............................................n/a Longest UK Win Streak ......................................n/a Longest SHSU Win Streak ..................................n/a Largest UK Win ....................................................n/a Largest SHSU Win................................................n/a John Calipari vs. SHSU ......................................1-0 UK vs. Bob Marlin ................................First meeting Last Meeting ........................................................n/a Thursday, Nov. 19 ..........................7:00 p.m. (FSNS) Lexington, KY ........................................Rupp Arena

S OUTH C AROLINA G AMECOCKS Location ............................................Columbia, S.C. Enrollment ......................................................25,077 Conference ..............................................SEC (East) Colors ............................................Garnet and Black Arena ............................The Colonial Center (18,000) Head Coach ............................................Darrin Horn Record at School ......................................21-10/1 yr. Overall Record ......................................132-58/6 yrs. 2008-09 Record (Conference) ..............21-10 (10-6) 2009 NCAA Postseason ....................................none SID ........................................................Emily Feeney SID Phone ............................................803.727.3284 SID Email ........................................efeeney@sc.edu Press Row Phone ................................803.777.6182 Website ......................................www.uscsports.com Series ..................................................UK leads 41-9

In Lexington ........................................UK leads 21-2 In Columbia ........................................UK leads 16-5 At Neutral sites ....................................UK leads 4-2 Current Win Streak ........................USC, Two games Longest UK Win Streak ............................12 games Longest USC Win Streak ........................Two games Largest UK Win......................(45) 126-81 (12/10/79) Largest USC Win ......................(18) 77-59 (2/25/09) John Calipari vs. USC..........................................3-0 UK vs. Darrin Horn ..............................................0-2 Last Meeting ............................USC, 77-59 (2/25/09) Tuesday, Jan. 26 ............................9:00 p.m. (ESPN) Columbia, S.C. ..........................The Colonial Center Thursday, Feb. 25 ..............9:00 p.m. (ESPN/ESPN2) Lexington, KY ........................................Rupp Arena

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S TANFORD C ARDINAL * Location ............................................Palo Alto, Calif. Enrollment ......................................................6,5432 Conference ....................................................Pac 10 Colors ..........................................Cardinal and White Arena ....................................Maples Pavilion (7,329) Head Coach......................................Johnny Dawkins Record at School/Yrs....................................20-14/1 Overall Record/Yrs ........................................20-14/1 2008-09 Record (Conference)..........................20-14 2009 NCAA Postseason ....................................none SID............................................................Brian Risso SID Phone ............................................650.736.9044 SID Email ..................................brisso@stanford.edu Press Row Phone ................................650.723.4418 Website ....................................www.gostanford.com Series ....................................................UK leads 2-0

In Lexington ..........................................UK leads 1-0 In Palo Alto ..........................................................n/a At Neutral sites ....................................UK leads 1-0 Current Win Streak ..........................UK, Two games Longest UK Win Streak ..........................Two games Longest Stanford Win Streak ..............................n/a Largest UK Win..................................(1) Two games Largest Stanford Win ..........................................n/a John Calipari vs. Stanford ..................First meeting UK vs. Johnny Dawkins ......................First meeting Last Meeting ........................UK, 86-85 (ot) (3/28/98) Wednesday, Nov. 25............................................TBA Cancun, Mexico ........................Moon Palace Resort *-possible tournament opponent for UK; the winner of the UK/Cleveland State game plays the winner of Stanford/Virginia

T ENNESSEE V OLUNTEERS Location ............................................Knoxville, Tenn. Enrollment ......................................................27,739 Conference ..............................................SEC (East) Colors............................................Orange and White Arena ....................Thompson-Boling Arena (21,758) Head Coach ............................................Bruce Pearl Record at School/Yrs....................................98-37/4 Overall Record/Yrs ..................................415-121/22 2008-09 Record (Conference) ..............21-13 (10-6) 2009 NCAA Postseason..............NCAA, First Round SID ......................................................Tom Satkowiak SID Phone ............................................865.696.2897 SID Email ..............................tomsid@tennessee.edu Press Row Phone ................................865.544.0789 Website ........................................www.utsports.com Series ..............................................UK leads 142-65

In Lexington ......................................UK leads 85-16 In Knoxville ......................................UK leads 51-46 At Neutral sites ....................................UK leads 6-3 Current Win Streak ..........................UK, Two games Longest UK Win Streak ............................20 games Longest UT Win Streak ..................Five (Two times) Largest UK Win........................(61) 101-40 (3/12/93) Largest UT Win ..........................(28) 87-59 (1/22/68) John Calipari vs. Tennessee ..............................3-3 UK vs. Bruce Pearl ..............................................5-3 Last Meeting ..............................UK, 77-58 (2/21/09) Saturday, Feb. 13 ............................9:00 p.m. (espn) Lexington, KY ........................................Rupp Arena Saturday, Feb. 27....................................Noon (CBS) Knoxville, TN ......................Thompson-Boling Arena

UNC A SHEVILLE B ULLDOGS Location..............................................Asheville, N.C. Enrollment ........................................................3,500 Conference ................................................Big South Colors ......................................Royal Blue and White Arena ......................................Justice Center (1,100) Head Coach ..................................Eddie Biedenbach Record at School ..............................191-202/13 yrs. Overall Record ..................................210-253/16 yrs. 2008-09 Record (Conference) ..............15-16 (10-8) 2009 NCAA Postseason ....................................none SID ............................................................Mike Gore SID Phone ............................................828.215.6387 SID Email ......................................mgore@unca.edu Press Row Phone ................................828.251.6387 Website ................................www.uncabulldogs.com

Series ....................................................UK leads 2-0 In Lexington ..........................................UK leads 2-0 In Asheville ..........................................................n/a At Neutral sites ....................................................n/a Current Win Streak ..........................UK, Two games Longest UK Win Streak ..........................Two games Longest UNCA Win Streak ..................................n/a Largest UK Win......................(54) 105-51 (12/23/96) Largest UNCA Win ..............................................n/a John Calipari vs. UNCA........................First meeting UK vs. Eddie Biedenbach....................................2-0 Last Meeting ..............................UK, 86-41 (12/7/99) Monday, Nov. 30 ............................7:00 p.m. (FSNS) Louisville, KY ......................................Freedom Hall

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VANDERBILT C OMMODORES Location............................................Nashville, Tenn. Enrollment ........................................................6,378 Conference ..............................................SEC (East) Colors ................................................Black and Gold Arena ........................Memorial Gymnasium (14,316) Head Coach ........................................Kevin Stallings Record at School ..............................189-128/10 yrs. Overall Record ..................................312-191/16 yrs. 2008-09 Record (Conference) ................19-12 (8-8) 2009 NCAA Postseason ....................................none SID ..........................................................Andy Boggs SID Phone ............................................615.322.4121 SID Email........................andy.boggs@vanderbilt.edu Press Row Phone ................................615.320.0436 Website ....................................VUCommodores.com Series ..............................................UK leads 131-43

In Lexington ......................................UK leads 73-14 In Nashville ......................................................51-26 At Neutral sites ....................................UK leads 7-3 Current Win Streak ............................VU, One game Longest UK Win Streak ............................19 games Longest VU Win Streak ..................Four (Two times) Largest UK Win..........................(69) 98-29 (2/27/47) Largest VU Win ..........................(41) 93-52 (2/12/08) John Calipari vs. Vandy ......................................1-0 UK vs. Kevin Stallings ......................................13-8 Last Meeting ..............................VU, 77-64 (2/17/09) Saturday, Jan. 30 ..........................4:00 p.m. (ESPN) Lexington, KY ........................................Rupp Arena Saturday, Feb. 20 ..........................6:00 p.m. (ESPN) Nashville, TN ......................................Memorial Gym

V IRGINIA C AVALIERS * Location ......................................Charlottesville, Va. Enrollment ......................................................21,057 Conference ........................................................ACC Colors..............................................Orange and Blue Arena ......................John Paul Jones Arena (14,593) Head Coach ..........................................Tony Bennett Record at School/Yrs ................................First year Overall Record/Yrs ........................................69-33/3 2008-09 Record (Conference) ..............10-18 (4-12) 2009 NCAA Postseason ....................................none SID ..........................................................Rich Murray SID Phone ............................................434.982.5500 SID Email ................................rmurray@virginia.edu Press Row Phone ................................434.296.5910 Website ................................www.VirginiaSports.com Series ....................................................UK leads 6-3 In Lexington ..........................................UK leads 4-0

In Charlottesville ................................Series tied 2-2 At Neutral sites ..................................UVA leads 1-0 Current Win Streak..........................UVA, One game Longest UK Win Streak............................Six games Longest UVA Win Streak ........................Two games Largest UK Win..........................(26) 99-73 (12/4/65) Largest UVA Win........................(16) 39-23 (1/22/14) John Calipari vs. UVA ..........................................0-1 UK vs. Tony Bennett ............................First meeting Last Meeting ..........................UVA, 75-61 (11/26/02) Wednesday, Nov. 25............................................TBA Cancun, Mexico ........................Moon Palace Resort *-possible tournament opponent for UK; the winner of the UK/Cleveland State game plays the winner of Stanford/Virginia

S OUTHEASTERN C ONFERENCE Location..........................................Birmingham, Ala. Founded ............................................................1933 SID ....................................................Craig Pinkerton SID Phone ............................................205.458.3000 SID Email....................................cpinkerton@sec.org Website ......................................www.secsports.com SEC Alignment SEC East: Florida, Georgia Kentucky, South Carolina, Tennessee Vanderbilt SEC West: Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, LSU, Mississippi State, Ole Miss

2009 SEC Champion ..........................................LSU 2009 SEC Tournament Champion ....Mississippi St. UK SEC Championships ......................................43 UK SEC Tournament Championships ................25 Last UK SEC Championship ............................2005 Last UK SEC Tournament Championship ......2004 John Calipari vs. the SEC................................19-13 2010 SEC TournamentMar. 11-14 (SEC NetworkABC) Nashville, TN ....................................Sommet Center

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2010 SEC T OURNAMENT Dates March 11-14 (Sommet Center • Nashville, Tenn.)

Semifinals • Saturday, March 13 Game 9 - Gm. 5 Winner vs. Gm. 6 Winner..............1:00 p.m. Game 10 - Gm. 7 Winner vs. Gm. 8 Winner............3:15 p.m.

First Round • Thursday, March 11 Game 1 - Western #5 vs. Eastern #4 ......................1:00 p.m. Game 2 - Eastern #6 vs. Western #3 ......................3:15 p.m. Game 3 - Eastern #5 vs. Western #4 ......................7:30 p.m. Game 4 - Western #6 vs. Eastern #3 ......................9:45 p.m.

Championship • Sunday, March 14 Game 11 - Gm. 9 Winner vs. Gm. 10 Winner..........1:00 p.m. All times are Eastern

Quarterfinals • Friday, March 12 Game 5 - Gm. 1 Winner vs. Western #1..................1:00 p.m. Game 6 - Gm. 2 Winner vs. Eastern #2 ..................3:15 p.m. Game 7 - Gm. 3 Winner vs. Eastern #1 ..................7:30 p.m. Game 8 - Gm. 4 Winner vs. Western #2..................9:45 p.m.

• Games 1-8 will all be televised live on the SEC Network. • The semifinals on March 13 and the championship game on March 14 will be televised live on ABC.

2010 NCAA T OURNAMENT NCAA Regionals March 25-27 (Carrier Dome, Syracuse, N.Y.) March 25-27 (Energy Solutions Arena, Salt Lake City, Utah) March 26-28 (Edward Jones Dome, St. Louis, Mo.) March 27-29 (Reliant Stadium, Houston, Texas)

Opening Round March 16 (Univ. of Dayton Arena, Dayton, Ohio) NCAA First & Second Rounds March 18-20 (New Orleans Arena, New Orleans, La.) March 18-20 (Dunkin’ Donuts Center, Providence, R.I.) March 18-20 (HP Pavilion, San Jose, Calif.) March 18-20 (Ford Center, Oklahoma City, Okla.) March 19-21 (HSBC Arena, Buffalo, N.Y.) March 19-21 (Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena, J’ville, Fla.) March 19-21 (Bradley Center, Milwaukee, Wisc.) March 19-21 (Spokane Veterans Memorial Arena, Spokane, Wash.)

NCAA Final Four April 3-5 (Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis, Ind.) Future Final Four Sites April 2-4, 2011 (Reliant Stadium, Houston, Texas) March 31-April 2, 2012 (Superdome, New Orleans, La.) April 6-8, 2013 (Georgia Dome, Atlanta, Ga.) April 5-7, 2014 (Cowboys Stadium, Dallas, Texas) April 4-6, 2015 (Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis, Ind.) April 2-4, 2016 (Reliant Stadium, Houston, Texas)

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10 (Tuesday) Alabama-Huntsville at Vanderbilt (exh.)8:00 p.m. Augusta State at Alabama (exh.)..............................8:00 p.m. 13 (Friday) Morehead State at Kentucky [ESPNU]6:30 p.m. UALR at Ole Miss7:00 p.m. Alabama A&M at South Carolina [SS]7:00 p.m. Austin Peay at Tennessee ..........7:30 p.m. UL-Monroe at LSU ..................................................8:00 p.m. 1-Niagara at Auburn ........9:30 p.m. Rider at Mississippi State ..9:00 p.m. New Orleans at Georgia ..........TBA Alcorn State at Arkansas ................................................TBA 14 (Saturday) Cornell at Alabama ..........................................................TBA 15 (Sunday) Stetson at Florida [FSN] ..........................................4:00 p.m. 16 (Monday) Miami (Ohio) at Kentucky [FSN/BBSN]7:00 p.m. Georgia Southern at South Carolina [SS] ................7:00 p.m. Auburn at Missouri State8:00 p.m. Alabama State at Ole Miss ..8:00 p.m. Lipscomb at Vanderbilt ........8:00 p.m. 2-Indiana State at LSUTBA 17 (Tuesday)

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FG 4 2 3 6 1 4 3 0 23

K ENTUCKY 58, B AYLOR 42 FTM 1 1 1 2 0 4 3 0 12

FTA 1 3 1 4 0 4 5 1 19

PF 3 4 3 4 1 1 3 0 19

TP 9 5 7 14 2 12 9 0 58

Baylor PLAYER FG FTM Owen 2 1 DeWitt 3 2 Hickman 1 0 Pulley 0 1 Heathington 3 2 Preston 0 0 Johnson 3 4 Robinson 3 2 Brack 0 0 Totals 15 12 Halftime: UK 29, Baylor 16

FTA 2 4 0 1 4 2 7 4 0 24

PF 0 3 0 0 5 2 5 4 0 19

TP 5 8 2 1 8 0 10 8 0 42

Season Recap Behind the Fabulous Five of Ralph Beard, Wah Wah Jones, Alex Groza, Kenny Rollins, and Cliff Barker, the 1947-48 Kentucky men's basketball team went 36-3 enroute to win the school's first national championship. Kentucky got off to a quick start winning its first seven games before falling to Temple in a one-point buzzer-beater. The Wildcats, however, won 26 of their next 29 games including a 58-38 victory retribution matchup over the Temple Owls. All five of the Wildcat starters were recognized by the Southeastern Conference with Jones, Beard and Rollins being named to the first team. Beard was also named the True Magazine Player-of-the-Year for the second consecutive season. Following the regular season, the Wildcats breezed through the SEC Tournament, winning the four games by a total of 111 points, including a narrow 54-53 victory over Georgia Tech in the championship game. The NCAA Tournament went much as the conference tourney did. Jones scored 19 points in the opener over Columbia and then UK won an eight-point decision over Holy Cross in the second round to advance to the championship game against Baylor. Groza poured in 23 points for the 58-42 victory over the Bears.

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M ARCH 23, 1948 • N EW Y ORK Alex Groza and Ralph Beard combined for 26 points and the Wildcats’ defense held the Bears to 16 first-half points to capture UK’s first NCAA title. The title victory enabled the Wildcats to become only the second team ever to win both the NIT and NCAA titles. UK, which finished the season at 34-2, won the NIT title in 1946. Paced by Groza and Beard, the Wildcats turned a 29-16 halftime lead into a 44-28 bulge midway through the second half. After Baylor rallied to cut the lead to 11, UK put the game out of reach as Wallace “Wah Wah” Jones scored four points to give the Wildcats a 15-point lead. In addition to Groza and Beard, the Wildcats also got nine points apiece from Jones and Kenneth Rollins.

Front Row: Coach Adolph Rupp, Johnny Stough, Ralph Beard, Kenneth Rollins, Cliff Barker, Jr., Dale Barnstable, Asst. Coach Harry Lancaster. Second Row: Manager Humzey Yessin, Garland Townes, Jim Jordan, Joe Holland, Alex Groza, Wallace Jones, Jim Line, Roger Day, Trainer Wilbert Bud Berger.

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FG 1 2 9 1 1 1 1 16

KENTUCKY 46, O KLAHOMA A&M 36 FTM 1 1 7 1 3 1 0 14

Oklahoma A&M PLAYER FG FTM Yates 1 0 Bradley 0 3 Harris 3 1 Parks 2 3 Shelton 3 6 Jaquet 0 1 McArthur 0 2 Pilgrim 0 2 Smith 0 0 Totals 9 18 Halftime: UK 25, Oklahoma A&M 20

FTA 3 2 8 2 3 1 0 19

PF 3 3 5 4 4 1 1 21

TP 3 5 25 3 5 3 2 46

FTA 0 5 1 4 7 2 2 2 0 23

PF 1 3 5 5 4 0 1 1 1 21

TP 2 3 7 7 12 1 2 2 0 36

Season Recap With a familiar four starters returning from the Fabulous Five, the 1948-49 Kentucky men's basketball team appeared poised to make a second consecutive title run. The Wildcats raced through the regular season with only one loss and only three teams throughout the year came within even 10 points of Kentucky. Alex Groza led the team in scoring in 13 of its last 15 games and he broke a UK and SEC record with 38 points in a 95-40 win over Georgia on Feb. 21. The team concluded the regular season with a 70-37 win over Vanderbilt at Alumni Gym, including a last-second 65-foot shot by Cliff Barker. The Cats again swept through the SEC Tournament in nearby Louisville, winning their opening-round game over Florida, 73-36. Kentucky outscored its SEC Tournament opponents by a total of 123 points in a four-game span, including a 68-52 win over Tulane in the conference final. After being surprisingly upset in the first round of the NIT Tournament, the Wildcats had no trouble in NCAA play. Kentucky defeated Villanova, 85-72, and Illinois, 76-47, to advance to the national title game. Groza, Ralph Beard and Wah Wah Jones were all named All-America and Groza was named the tournament's MVP. It was no surprise that when the first-ever Associated Press poll was released the following year, the Cats were ranked preseason No. 1.

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M ARCH 26, 1949 • S EATTLE Paced by Alex Groza’s 25 points and a defense that limited the Aggies to a mere nine field goals, the Wildcats were crowned NCAA Champions for the second straight year. Groza, a unanimous selection as the “Player of the Tournament,” scored more than twice as many points as any other player. A&M’s Jack Shelton was the game’s only other player to score in double figures. He finished with 12 points. The Aggies, coached by Hank Iba, led 5-2, but the Wildcats scored seven straight points, five by Groza, and never trailed again as they took a 2520 first-half lead. UK extended the lead to 31-21 early in the second half and coasted the rest of the way.

Front Row: Coach Adolph Rupp, Jim Line, Cliff Barker, John Stough, Ralph Beard, Joe Hall, Garland Townes, Assistant Coach Harry Lancaster. Back Row: Dale Barnstable, Walt Hirsch, Wallace Jones, Alex Groza, Bob Henne, Roger Day, Mgr. Humzey Yessin.

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1950-51 N ATIONAL C HAMPIONS G AME R EVIEW Kentucky PLAYER Whitaker Linville Spivey Ramsey Watson Hagan Tsioropoulos Newton Totals

FG 4 2 9 4 3 5 1 0 28

K ENTUCKY 68, K ANSAS S TATE 58 FTM 1 4 4 1 2 0 0 0 12

Kansas State PLAYER FG FTM Head 3 2 Stone 3 6 Hitch 6 1 Barrett 2 0 Iverson 3 1 Housey 2 0 Gibson 0 1 Upson 0 0 Knostman 1 1 Peck 2 0 Schuyler 1 0 Totals 23 12 Halftime: Kansas State 29, UK 27

FTA 0 8 6 3 4 2 0 0 23

PF 2 5 2 5 3 5 1 0 23

TP 9 8 22 9 8 10 2 0 68

FTA 2 8 1 2 2 0 1 0 2 1 1 20

PF 5 5 5 1 3 3 5 1 1 1 1 31

TP 8 12 13 4 7 4 1 0 3 4 2 58

Season Recap Kentucky opened the 1950-51 season on an 84-game home win streak and they began the year by moving from the antiquated Alumni Gym to the new 11,500 seat Memorial Coliseum that was designed to commemorate the Kentuckians who died in World War II and the Korean War. Though illness plagued the team and its coach throughout the season, Kentucky compiled a 32-2 record and its third national title in four years. UK defeated arch-rival Louisville by 11 points, 79-68, in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament before breezing by St. John's in the next round. After posting a narrow 76-74 victory over Illinois in the East Regional championship, the Cats toppled Kansas State, 6858, in the championship game. Seven-foot center Bill Spivey led Kentucky, scoring 19.2 points per game during the season. He was followed by the junior duo of Shelby Linville and Bobby Watson, who each averaged 10.4 ppg. The Cats outscored their opponents by 757 points in UK’s third championship season.

M ARCH 27, 1951 • M INNEAPOLIS Bill Spivey scored 22 points and an ailing Cliff Hagan sparked the Wildcats to their third NCAA title. With a squad consisting of only six healthy players — Walt Hirsch was ineligible and Hagan was plagued by an infected throat — the Wildcats hardly looked like championship material as Kansas State broke out to a 20-12 lead. It was then that Rupp inserted the ailing Hagan. It was a move that may have proved the difference as the sophomore forward sparked a rally that saw UK cut the Kansas State lead to 29-27 at the half. Led by Hagan and Spivey, who dominated the boards, UK outscored Kansas State 41-29 in the second half to complete the come-frombehind victory.

Standing: Frank Ramsey, Shelby Linville, Bill Spivey, Roger Layne, Lou Tsioropoulos, Read Morgan. Seated: Coach Adolph Rupp, Cliff Hagan, C.M. Newton, Walt Hirsch, Paul Lansaw, Dwight Price, Assistant Coach Harry Lancaster. Bottom Row: Lindle Castle, Lucian Whitaker, Bobby Watson, Guy Strong, T. Riddle.

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K ENTUCKY 84, S EATTLE 72 FTA 7 4 1 5 15 4 36

REB 14 16 3 6 3 5 47

PF 4 3 4 4 3 3 21

TP 14 24 0 7 30 9 84

FTA 11 7 9 1 0 2 0 30

REB 5 5 19 1 2 11 0 43

PF 3 5 4 1 3 5 0 21

TP 16 17 25 4 0 10 0 72

Season Recap After finishing the previous year with a second-round NCAA tournament loss on their home court, the 1957-58 Kentucky Wildcats, behind the starting lineup of Vernon Hatton, Johnny Cox, John Crigler, Adrian Smith and Ed Beck, lost two of its final five games and appeared an unlikely contender for the national championship. The Cats were led by Hatton's 17.1 points per game and Cox's 14.9 points per game. Hatton proved his effectiveness as a clutch player by sinking a 47-foot shot at the end of regulation to send UK into a overtime against Temple, a game that the Wildcats would win 85-83 after three extra periods. Kentucky breezed past the first two rounds of the NCAA Tournament, held in Lexington, with wins over Miami of Ohio and Notre Dame. UK then faced Temple in the next round and again won a close 61-60 decision. The Wildcats defeated Seattle 84-72 in an anti-climactic national title tilt, the fourth and final national championship for Adolph Rupp.

M ARCH 22, 1958 â&#x20AC;˘ L OUISVILLE Senior Vernon Hatton scored 30 points and the Wildcats overcame a 25-point, 19-rebound performance by Elgin Baylor to capture their fourth NCAA championship. Led by Hatton and Johnny Cox, who finished with 24 points, the Wildcats twice battled back from 11-point deficits to gain the victory. Trailing for much of the game, UK grabbed its first lead with 6:08 left when Don Mills hit a hook shot to give the Wildcats a 61-60 lead. Moments later, Cox hit a jump shot to make it 63-60 and UK never trailed again. John Crigler added 14 points and 14 rebounds for the victors. Mills and Adrian Smith finished with nine and seven points, respectively. Aside from Baylor, Seattle received 17 points from Charley Brown and 16 from Jerry Frizzell.

Front Row: Coach Adolph Rupp, Adrian Smith, John Crigler, Ed Beck, Don Mills, Johnny Cox, Vernon Hatton, Assistant Coach Harry Lancaster. Second Row: Student Manager Jay Atkerson, Earl Adkins, Billy Smith, Phil Johnson, Bill Cassady, Lincoln Collinsworth and Harold Ross.

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1977-78 N ATIONAL C HAMPIONS G AME R EVIEW Kentucky PLAYER MIN Givens 37 Robey 32 Phillips 11 Macy 38 Claytor 24 Lee 20 Shidler 16 Aleksinas 1 Williams 10 Cowan 8 Stephens 1 Courts 1 Gettelfinger 1 Casey 1 Totals 200

K ENTUCKY 94, D UKE 88 FG FT REB 18-27 5-8 8 8-11 4-6 11 1-4 2-2 2 3-3 3-4 0 3-5 2-4 0 4-8 0-0 4 1-5 0-1 1 0-0 0-0 0 1-3 0-0 4 0-2 0-0 2 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 39-68 16-25 32

A 3 0 1 8 3 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20

PF 4 2 5 1 2 4 3 1 2 1 0 0 0 1 26

TP 41 20 4 9 8 8 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 94

Duke PLAYER MIN FG FT REB A PF Banks 37 6-12 1-12 8 2 2 Dennard 30 5-7 0-0 8 2 5 Gminski 37 6-16 8-8 12 2 3 Harrell 24 2-2 0-0 0 1 3 Spanarkel 40 8-16 5-6 2 3 4 Suddath 9 1-3 2-3 2 0 1 Bender 17 1-2 5-5 1 4 3 Goetsch 6 0-1 0-0 1 0 1 Totals 200 29-59 30-34 35 14 22 Technicals — Duke bench; Halftime: UK 45, Duke 38

TP 22 12 20 4 21 2 7 0 88

Season Recap Regular-season losses to Alabama and LSU were the only blemishes on Kentucky's 1977-78 record, as UK and senior Jack Givens, who averaged 18.1 ppg, went 30-2 for their first NCAA title in 20 years. UK outscored its opponents by 459 points during the season and were aided by 14.4 points per game from 6-foot-10 center Rick Robey. Originally hailed as an underachieving team, Kentucky overcame obstacles to win the SEC Championship and the first NCAA title under head coach Joe B. Hall. The Cats won their last eight regular-season games, including a 92-70 win over UNLV in the home finale, led by 26 points from Robey, and a 78-68 win over Vanderbilt in Nashville, Tenn. Characteristically, the Cats had no trouble with their earlyround competition in the NCAA Tournament, as Florida State, Miami of Ohio and Michigan State fell along the way. UK met up with Arkansas in the national semifinal game, which they won 64-59 before defeating Duke, 94-88, in the championship final.

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M ARCH 27, 1978 • S T. L OUIS Senior Jack Givens put on one of the finest individual performances in NCAA Championship history in leading the Wildcats past the Blue Devils. With many Kentucky fans among the crowd of 18,271 chanting “Goose, Goose,” Givens scored 41 points, three short of the record for a championship game, to help the Wildcats to their fifth NCAA title and first in 20 years. Givens’ dominance was clearly evident in the first half as he scored 23 points, including UK’s last 16 of the half, to turn a 29-28 UK lead into a 45-38 cushion. It was a deficit from which the Blue Devils would not recover. Overall, Givens made 18 of 27 field goal attempts, five of eight free throws and added eight rebounds and three assists.

Front Row: Coach Joe Hall, Jay Shidler, Dwane Casey, Kyle Macy, Jack Givens, Tim Stephens, Chris Gettelfinger, Truman Claytor, Assistant Coach Dick Parsons. Second Row: Assistant Trainer Walt McCombs, Manager Don Sullivan, LaVon Williams, Scott Courts, Mike Phillips, Rick Robey, Chuck Aleksinas, Fred Cowan, James Lee, Assistant Coach Leonard Hamilton, Assistant Coach Joe Dean Jr.

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1995-96 N ATIONAL C HAMPIONS G AME R EVIEW Kentucky Player MIN Anderson 16 Walker 32 McCarty 19 Delk 37 Epps 35 Pope 27 Mercer 24 Sheppard 7 Edwards 3 Team Totals 200

FG 4-8 4-12 2-6 8-20 0-6 1-6 8-12 1-2 0-1

K ENTUCKY 76, S YRACUSE 67 3FG 2-3 0-1 0-0 7-12 0-3 0-2 3-4 0-1 0-1

FT R F 1-1 4 2 3-6 9 2 0-0 7 3 1-2 7 2 0-0 4 1 2-2 3 3 1-1 2 3 0-1 2 3 0-0 0 0 2 28-73 12-27 8-13 40 19

Syracuse Player MIN FG 3FG FT Burgan 39 7-10 3-5 2-5 Wallace 38 11-19 2-3 5-5 Hill 28 3-9 0-0 1-1 Sims 39 2-5 1-4 1-2 Cipolla 35 3-8 0-3 0-0 Reafsnyder13 0-1 0-0 0-0 Janulis 8 0-0 0-0 0-0 Nelson 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 Team Totals 200 26-52 6-15 9-13 Halftime: UK 42, Syracuse 33

R 8 10 10 2 1 4 2 0 1 38

A 1 4 3 2 7 2 2 0 1

TO 2 0 1 3 1 4 0 3 1

B 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0

S 3 4 0 2 0 1 1 0 0

TP 11 11 4 24 0 4 20 2 0

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F A TO 5 1 5 5 1 6 2 1 3 2 7 7 1 2 2 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0

B 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0

S TP 1 19 0 29 0 7 1 6 4 6 0 0 0 0 0 0

17 12 24 2 6 67

Season Recap Kentucky strung together 25 consecutive wins, including a 16-0 mark in Southeastern Conference play, midway through the 1995-96 season and rolled to its sixth national championship and the first under head coach Rick Pitino. The dynamic duo of Tony Delk (17.8 ppg) and Antoine Walker (15.2 ppg) led the Wildcats' team dubbed "The Untouchables" by Pitino. A 10-point loss to UMass in the second game of the season would be the only smudge on the Wildcats' schedule as they entered SEC Tournament play. UK posted dominating wins over Florida (100-76) and Arkansas (95-75) in the first two rounds of the tournament, but an up-start Mississippi State team shot 60 percent from the three-point arc to hand UK a shocking 84-73 loss in the title game. Kentucky still earned a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament's Dallas Regional and the stomped San Jose State and Virginia Tech to easily advance to the Sweet Sixteen. The competition proved no tougher in the next two rounds as the Wildcats outscored Utah and Wake Forest by a combined 62 points. A rematch with UMass awaited in the national semifinal, but Kentucky had no trouble with John Calipari's Minutemen, surpassing them 81-74. The Wildcats, behind six first-half three-pointers by Delk, defeated Syracuse, 76-67, in the national title game.

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APRIL 1, 1996 • EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. Tony Delk tied a championship game record with seven three-pointers and the Wildcats withstood a late Orangemen rally to win UK’s sixth national title before a capacity crowd of 19,229 in the Continental Airlines Arena at the Meadowlands. Delk, the Final Four’s Most Outstanding Player, canned seven of 12 three-pointers to lead the Cats with 24 points. But after Syracuse had cut the lead to two, 64-62, with 4:46 remaining, a Delk misfire was tipped in by Walter McCarty to extend UK’s lead to four. After holding the Orangemen on the next possession, Derek Anderson drained a three to push the lead to seven. SU would get no closer than five in the final minutes. Delk was joined on the Final Four AllTournament team by freshman Ron Mercer, who was sensational off the bench, scoring a careerhigh 20 points on 8-12 shooting from the field, including 3-4 from three-point range.

Front Row: Assistant Coach Delray Brooks, Head Coach Rick Pitino, Allen Edwards, Derek Anderson, Jeff Sheppard, Tony Delk, Anthony Epps, Cameron Mills, Wayne Turner, Associate Coach Jim O’Brien, Assistant Coach Winston Bennett. Back Row: Equipment Manager Bill Keightley, Administrative Assistant George Barber, Jason Lathrem, Oliver Simmons, Nazr Mohammed, Mark Pope, Walter McCarty, Antoine Walker, Jared Prickett, Ron Mercer, Trainer Eddie Jamiel, Assistant Strength Coach Layne Kaufman, Strength Coach Shaun Brown.

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FG 2-7 6-11 5-9 2-5 7-14 2-3 3-4 2-4 0-0 0-0

K ENTUCKY 78, U TAH 69 3FG 0-3 1-5 0-0 0-1 0-2 0-0 2-2 2-4 0-0 0-0

FT R F 0-0 1 0 4-4 5 4 0-0 2 4 2-4 2 0 2-2 4 1 3-3 2 4 2-2 6 1 2-2 0 0 0-0 0 0 0-0 1 1 1 29-57 5-17 15-17 24 15

Utah Player MIN FG 3FG FT Mottola 28 4-10 1-3 6-6 Jensen 35 5-6 1-1 3-3 Doleac 34 5-12 1-1 4-6 Miller 37 6-15 0-3 4-7 Hansen 32 1-6 0-2 0-0 Johnsen 16 3-4 1-2 0-0 McTavish 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 Jackson 10 0-1 0-1 0-0 Caton 5 0-1 0-1 0-0 Team Totals 200 24-55 4-14 17-22 Halftime: Utah 41, UK 31

R 8 2 10 6 5 4 0 0 0 4 39

A 5 1 0 4 3 1 0 1 0 0

TO 0 0 1 5 2 0 3 0 0 0

B 0 0 2 0 0 3 1 0 0 0

S 1 0 0 3 2 0 1 0 0 0

TP 4 17 10 6 16 7 10 8 0 0

15 11 6 7 78

F A TO 4 0 3 2 2 1 2 1 1 5 5 8 2 1 2 0 0 3 1 2 0 2 1 0 0 0 0

B 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0

S 0 0 3 2 3 0 0 0 0

TP 15 14 15 16 2 7 0 0 0

18 12 18 2 8 69

Season Recap The team that came to be known as the "Comeback Cats," the 1997-98 Kentucky Wildcats captured their second NCAA title in three years after overcoming a 10-point halftime deficit against Utah in the national championship game. UK was 103 in games decided by 10 points or less and 7-1 in games decided by three points or less during the season. Kentucky's players provided a balanced attack, as all five starters averaged over nine points per game with senior guard Jeff Sheppard averaging 13.7 points per game and junior center Nazr Mohammed averaging 12.0 points per game. The Wildcats rolled to an 86-56 victory over South Carolina in the SEC Tournament final and then sprinted past South Carolina State, St. Louis and UCLA in the first three rounds of the NCAA Tournament.

M ARCH 30, 1998 • S AN A NTONIO Kentucky battled back from a 41-31 halftime deficit to Utah — the largest halftime margin ever overcome in an NCAA title game — to claim the school’s seventh national championship before 40,509 fans in the Alamodome. Utah was propelled to the early lead thanks to a 24-6 rebounding advantage in the first half. But Heshimu Evans sparked the “Comeback Cats” off the bench with seven straight points early in the second half. Later, Final Four Most Outstanding Player Jeff Sheppard canned a baseline jumper with 4:54 remaining to give UK a 65-64 lead. The exhausted Utes then missed 11 consecutive field goals as the Wildcats claimed their second NCAA Championship in three years. Scott Padgett joined Sheppard on the All-Final Four team after scoring 17 points. UK outrebounded the Utes 18-15 in the second half.

Front Row: (L-R) Assistant Coach Mike Sutton, Head Coach Orlando “Tubby” Smith, Saul Smith, Cameron Mills, Jeff Sheppard, Wayne Turner, Steve Masiello, Assistant Coach George Felton, Assistant Coach Shawn Finney. Standing: Special Assistant Leon Smith, Administrative Assistant Simeon Mars, Equipment Manager Bill Keightley, Ryan Hogan, Heshimu Evans, Scott Padgett, Nazr Mohammed, Jamaal Magloire, Michael Bradley, Myron Anthony, Allen Edwards, Trainer Eddie Jamiel, Strength Coach Tom Boyd.

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H ELMS N ATIONAL T ITLES T HE H ELMS ATHLETIC F OUNDATION Founded in Los Angeles in the mid-1930s by Bill Schroader and Paul Helms, the Helms Foundation researched records to rank the nation’s top teams dating back to 1901. From 1939, when the NCAA Tournament started, the Helms and NCAA champions were the same, except for 1939-40-44-54. In addition to its NCAA Championship years of 1948, ’49, ’51, ’58, ’78, ’96 and ’98, Kentucky was named the Helms National Champion in 1933 (20-3) and 1954 (250). Kentucky players Forest Sale (1933) and Leroy Edwards (1935) were named Helms National Players of the Year. H ELMS N ATIONAL P LAYER

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Front Row: Biggerstaff, Settle, Gates, Nugent, Tucker, Jackson, Lawrence. Middle Row: Coach Rupp, Boles, Kercheval, Davis, Johnson, Darby, Mann, Asst. Coach Miller. Back Row: Blair, Davis, Morris, Sale, DeMoisey, Yates, Kreuter, Maxson.

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Front Row: Coach Adolph Rupp, Linville Puckett, Jess Curry, Gayle Rose, Clay Evans, Willie Rouse, Dan Chandler, Pete Grigsby, Assistant Coach Harry Lancaster. Back Row: Student Manager Mike Dolan, Hugh Coy, Cliff Hagan, Lou Tsioropoulos, Jerry Bird, Phil Grawemeyer, Harold Hurst, Bill Bibb, Frank Ramsey, Bill Evans.

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C HAMPION K ENTUCKY C OACHES A DOLPH R UPP UK Record: 876-190 (82.2%), 41 years • 1931-72 Alma Mater (Year): Kansas (1923) Hometown: Halstead, Kan. Born: Sept. 2, 1901 • Died: Dec. 10, 1977 (age 76)

former UK Media Guide began, “In the storied land of Kentucky Colonels, there dwelled but one Baron, a man of consummate pride and a molder of powerful teams which for more than four decades made the name University of Kentucky synonymous with the game of basketball.” Tutored by the great Phog Allen at Kansas and a student of the game under Dr. James Naismith, Rupp learned his craft at an early age. After leaving the high school ranks in Freeport, Ill., to take the UK job in 1930, the “man in the brown suit” became the winningest coach in all of college basketball. He was an innovator of the fast break, a trademark of the Wildcats even today. To become the winningest coach in his sport, Rupp passed his mentor, Coach Allen, on March 12, 1966, with his 747th victory against Dayton in the Mideast Regional. He achieved the top ranking when he passed Western Kentucky’s E.A. Diddle with victory No. 760 on Feb. 18, 1967, at Mississippi State. He finished with 876 wins when he retired in 1972, a mark that stood for 25 years until North Carolina’s Dean Smith moved ahead in 1997. Among the many UK victories were four NCAA titles (1948, ’49, ’51 and ’58), one Olympic Gold Medal (1948), one NIT Championship (1946), 27 Southeastern Conference titles and his Wildcats were voted No. 1 in the final polls on six different occasions. Rupp coached some of America’s best – Sale, Beard, Groza, Hagan, Ramsey, Cox, Hatton, Nash, Riley and Issel. Twenty-four of his Cats were voted All-Americans 35 times and 52 players were honored 91 times as All-SEC performers. His teams were unmatched in league play, earning a 400-74 (84.4%) record against SEC competition. In the conference tournament, Rupp’s Wildcats were 57-6, winning 13 titles in 19 appearances. Before the end of his 42-year career, the four-time National Coach of the Year was inducted into the Naismith Hall of Fame in 1969. Rupp also earned SEC Coach of the Year honors on seven occasions.

J OE B. H ALL UK Record: 297-100 (74.8%), 13 years • 1973-85 Overall Record: 373-156 (70.5%), 19 years Alma Mater (Year): Kentucky (1955) Hometown: Cynthiana, Ky. • Born: Nov. 30, 1928

oe B. Hall, who grew up just 20 minutes north of the University of Kentucky campus in Cynthiana, had the unenviable task of following the legendary Adolph Rupp, who was forced to retire at age 70. But Hall, the former Rupp assistant, met the challenge head on, coaching three teams to the Final Four (1975, ‘78 and ‘84) and winning the 1978 NCAA Championship, the school’s fifth title and first in 20 seasons. Hall began his association with Kentucky as a student-athlete during the “Fabulous Five era.” He played one year of junior varsity and one year of varsity basketball before transferring to the University of the South in Sewanee, Tenn., where he finished his eligibility and set a single-game scoring record. Following his college career, Hall toured Europe with the Harlem Globetrotters in 1951, but later returned to UK and completed his degree requirements. His coaching career began at Shepherdsville (Ky.) High School in 1956. It continued on to Regis College in Denver, where he spent five years (57-50 record), and Central Missouri State, where he recorded a 19-6 mark in one season before returning to UK as an assistant to Rupp on July 1, 1965. As the UK head coach, Hall won National Coach of the Year honors in 1978 and four SEC Coach of the Year awards. He had seven players win All-America honors 11 times and nine Wildcats were voted All-SEC on 18 occasions.

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Hall’s squads recorded a 172-62 (73.5%) record vs. SEC competition during the regular season, winning eight SEC titles in 13 seasons and one league tournament championship in six tries. While Coach Rupp witnessed 37 of his players drafted by the NBA, Hall saw 23 players drafted during his 13-year tenure, five in the first round. Retired, Hall still resides in Lexington. R ICK P ITINO UK Record: 219-50 (81.4%), 8 years • 1990-97 Alma Mater (Year): Massachusetts (1974) Hometown: New York, N.Y. Born: Sept. 18, 1952

romising to win right away, the 36-year-old coach from the New York Knicks accepted the challenge of rebuilding the Kentucky basketball dynasty. Pitino came to UK with impressive credentials, having rebuilt Boston U., Providence and the Knicks. His first UK team, “Pitino’s Bombinos,” shocked the college basketball world by defeating Shaquille O’Neal, Chris Jackson and the No. 9-ranked LSU Tigers in Lexington en route to a surprising 14-14 record in 1989-90. It was a glimpse into the future. The following year, UK finished with the best record in the SEC. Then in 1992, fresh off NCAA probation, the “Unforgettables” took eventual national champion Duke into overtime of the East Regional final before falling 104-103 in what many have labeled “the greatest college basketball game ever played.” In 1993, with Jamal Mashburn leading the charge, UK advanced to the Final Four for the first time in nine years, losing to Michigan in overtime. After an Elite Eight finish in ’95, Pitino’s squad became the team to beat in ’96. Highlights included the school’s first league championship in 10 seasons, a 27-game win streak, a top-three ranking nearly the entire season, and the crowning jewel, the school’s sixth NCAA title. After UK lost four players to the NBA Draft, Pitino’s task of defending the national championship became more difficult after star-guard Derek Anderson severely injured his knee during the ’97 season. But the Cats wouldn’t fold, rolling to the title game before losing to Arizona in overtime. Along the way, Pitino won five of six SEC Tournament Championships, two ECAC Holiday Classics, the Maui Invitational and the Great Alaska Shootout. He had a 104-28 record vs. SEC teams, winning two league crowns, and an amazing 17-1 record in the SEC tourney. He coached three All-Americans and eight All-SEC performers. The NBA drafted eight of his Wildcats, six in the first round, including three lottery picks. Following the national runner-up trophy in 1997, the former point guard at UMass left UK for the

O RLANDO “T UBBY ” S MITH UK Record: 263-83 (76.0%), 10 years • 1998-2007 Alma Mater (Year): High Point (N.C.) (1973) Hometown: Scotland, Md. Born: June 30, 1951

challenge of rebuilding the NBA’s Boston Celtics. s Kentucky made its run to the NCAA’s 2005 Elite Eight, national media members began to notice unusual traits about Tubby Smith’s latest group of Wildcats. For instance, no player scored 15 or more points a game. No one averaged eight rebounds. As many as 13 players routinely saw action, often in the first half alone. This team was selfless and versatile, yet extremely competitive. Just like its coach, Orlando “Tubby” Smith. In his 10 seasons in the Bluegrass, Smith won with McDonald’s All-Americans and with unheralded prep talent. He won with future NBA stars and with walk-ons from within the Commonwealth. He won with experience and with new players. In a nutshell, he won. Since arriving in Lexington in 1997, Smith led Kentucky to one national championship, five SEC

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crowns and five SEC Tournament titles, with six Sweet 16 finishes in his 10 seasons. He totaled 100 wins quicker than any other Wildcat coach except Hall of Famer Adolph Rupp, reaching the plateau in 130 games. Since taking over the UK program, he won 76 percent of his games despite playing a schedule that annually ranked among the nation’s best. In NCAA Tournament play, Smith finished his career at UK with the sixth-best winning percentage (.690) among active coaches, trailing Duke’s Mike Krzyzewski and Michigan State’s Tom Izzo, among others, with a sterling 29-13 record. Even more impressive, Smith averaged nearly 26 wins per season at Kentucky. In the SEC Tournament, he was 20-5 at UK, and he won a league championship seven times in his 10 years as head coach.

C OACHING S UMMARY Years 1903-09 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914-15 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920-24 1925 1926 1927 1929-30 1931-72 1973-85 1986-89 1990-97 1998-07 2008-09

Name W.W.H. Mustaine and Others E.R. Sweetland & R.E. Spahr H.J. Iddings E.R. Sweetland J.J. Tigert Alpha Brumage James Park W.P. Tuttle S.A. Boles Andrew Gill George Buchheit C.O. Applegran Ray Eklund Basil Hayden John Mauer Adolph Rupp Joe B. Hall Eddie Sutton Rick Pitino Orlando “Tubby” Smith Billy Gillispie

Tenure 7 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 3 +42 13 4 8 10 2

Won 21 4 5 9 5 19 8 4 9 6 44 13 15 3 40 876 297 # 88 219 263 40

Lost 35 8 6 0 3 7 6 6 •2-1 8 27 8 3 13 14 190 100 39 50 83 27

Pct. .375 .333 .454 1.000 .625 .731 .571 .400 .792 .428 .619 .619 .833 .187 .740 .822 .748 .693 .814 .760 .597

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5-6 in 1911 9-0 in 1912 5-3 in 1913 12-2 in 1914 8-6 in 1916 4-6 in 1917 9-2-1 in 1918 6-8 in 1919 13-1 in 1921 13-8 in 1925 15-3 in 1926 3-13 in 1927 16-3 in 1930 25-0 in 1954 30-2 in 1978 32-4 in 1986 34-2 in 1996 35-4 in 1998 22-14 in 2009

22 Coaches In 106 Seasons Games Won—1988, Lost—631, Tied—1 • Unique tie game resulted from scorer’s error discovered after game. + No schedule played in 1953 — Rupp’s record for 41 seasons. Five wins in 1966 International Universities Tournament in Israel not included in team totals. « Basketball at UK reportedly started when W.W.H. Mustaine called together some students, took up a collection totaling $3 for a ball and told them to start playing. There was no official coach from 1903 until 1910. Managers ran the team. # Three games from 1988 NCAA Tournament vacated by decree of NCAA.

S OUTHEASTERN C ONFERENCE C OACH

Adolph Rupp Joe B. Hall Eddie Sutton Rick Pitino Tubby Smith Billy Gillispie

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Associated Press 1964, 1966, 1968, 1969, 1970

UPI 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971

1975 1986 1991, 1996 1998, 2003, 2005

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W INGED F OOT AWARD (Given annually since 1996 by the New York Athletic Club to the coach of the NCAA Champions) Rick Pitino - 1996

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Tubby Smith - 1998

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Adolph Rupp - 1959 (UPI)

Rick Pitino - 1991 (Sporting News)

Adolph Rupp - 1966 (UPI, USBWA)

Tubby Smith - 1998 (Basketball Weekly)

Joe B. Hall - 1978 (Kellogg’s)

Tubby Smith - 2003 (AP, NABC, USBWA, Naismith, Sporting News, CBS/Chevrolet, Basketball Times)

Eddie Sutton - 1986 (AP, NABC)

Tubby Smith - 2005 (Jim Phelan Award)

Rick Pitino - 1990 (Basketball Times)

Joe B. Hall had the unenviable task of succeeding Coach Rupp. Yet, he won 297 games, an NIT title and an NCAA title.

Coach Adolph Rupp diagrammed plays for his team en route to his first NCAA Championship in 1948.

Tubby Smith was named National Coach of the Year by nine organizations in 2003, including all seven that the NCAA officially recognizes.

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A LL -T IME L ETTERMEN A Allan Abramson (Mgr.) (44) John Adams (63, 64, 65) Don Adkins (63 64, 65) Earl Adkins (55, 57, 58) Paul Adkins (21, 22) Marvin Akers (41, 42, 43) Charles Alberts (25, 26) Charles Aleksinas (78) Ermal Allen (40, 41, 42) Shagari Alleyne (2004, 05, 06) Ed Allin (45) Desmond Allison (1999, 00) Sean Alteri (Mgr.) (97) Carl Althaus (43) H.M. Amoss (1904) Derek Anderson (96, 97) Dwight Anderson (79) Milerd Anderson (34, 35, 36) Jim Andrews (71, 72, 73) Paul Andrews (84, 85, 86, 87) Lee Andrus (1903, 04) Myron Anthony (98) Phil Argento (67, 68, 69) R.H. Arnett (1904) Jay Atkerson (Mgr.) (57, 58, 59) Randy Azbill (Mgr.) (84, 85) Kelenna Azubuike (2003, 04, 05) B H.A. Babb (Mgr.) (1911) Adrian Back (42) Stanley Baer (1905, 06, 07) Scotty Baesler (62, 63) Mike Ballenger (82) R.C. Barbee (1906, 07, 09) Antwain Barbour (2003, 04) Cliff Barker (47, 48, 49) Bill Barlow (43) B. Barnett (1911, 12, 13) Dale Barnstable (47, 48, 49, 50) Bobby Barton (Mgr.) (67) Arthur Bash (1918) Arthur Bastin (1918) Dickey Beal (81, 82, 83, 84) Ralph Beard (46, 47, 48, 49) Bret Bearup (81, 83, 84, 85) Todd Bearup (91) Ed Beck (56, 57, 58) Cecil Bell (31) Winston Bennett (84, 85, 86, 88)

Cliff Berger (66, 67, 68) Henry Besuden (26) Bill Bibb (54) Arthur Bicknell (40) Doug Billips (Mgr.) (69, 70) Jerry Bird (54, 55, 56) James Blackmon (84, 85, 86, 87) Crittenden Blair (34) J.P. Blevins (1999, 00, 01, 02) Harry Bliss (35) Keith Bogans (2000, 01, 02, 03) J. David Bolen (Mgr.) (96, 97, 98) Ralph Boren (24) Brad Bounds (66, 67) Sam Bowie (80, 81, 84) Junior Braddy (90, 91, 92, 93) Michael Bradley (1998, 99) Ramel Bradley (2005, 06, 07, 08) Bob Brannum (44, 47) Jeff Brassow (90, 91, 93, 94) D.P. Branson (1905, 06) Wayne Breeden (Mgr.) (83) John Brewer (55, 56, 57) Leo Brewer (1908) Melvin Brewer (41, 42, 43) G.C. Bridges (1910) Chris Briggs (Mgr.) (2002, 03, 04) Jake Bronston (30, 31) Dale Brown (92, 93) Steve Bruce (87) T.R. Bryant (1905, 06, 07) Nathanial Buis (44) Carey Burchett (Mgr.) (34) Carroll Burchett (60, 61, 62) L.S. Burhham (19, 20, 22, 23) Bob Burrow (55, 56) Bill Busey (68) Kirk Byars (Mgr.) (63) Leroy Byrd (84, 85, 86) C Craig Callihan (Mgr.) (2008, 09) Gerry Calvert (55, 56, 57) Jules Camara (1999, 00, 02, 03) George Campbell (Mgr.) (35) Kenton Campbell (45, 46) Patrick Campbell (1917, 18) Will Campbell (Mgr.) (2007, 08, 09) Burgess Carey (25, 26) Ralph Carlisle (35, 36, 37)

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Armiel Carman (Mgr.) (1916) Josh Carrier (2002, 03, 04, 05) Rashaad Carruth (2002) Jared Carter (2006, 07, 08, 09) Dwane Casey (76, 77, 78, 79) Mike Casey (68, 69, 71) Billy Ray Cassady (56, 57, 58) J.S. Chambers (Mgr.) (1909) Rex Chapman (87, 88) Truman Claytor (76, 77, 78, 79) Steve Clevenger (66, 67, 68) Marion Cluggish (38, 39, 40) Bennie Coffman (59, 60) Sid Cohen (59, 60) L. Collinsworth (56, 57, 58) Carl Combs (40) Cecil Combs (28, 29, 30) Charles Combs (38) Larry Conley (64, 65, 66) Jimmy Dan Conner (73, 74, 75) Joe Coons (1905) Anthony Cooper (90) Bernard Cot (2003, 04) Mark Coury (2007, 08) Fred Cowan (78, 79, 80, 81) Jeremiah Cox (Mgr.) (2004, 05, 06) Johnny Cox (57, 58, 59) Hugh Coy (54) Joe Crawford (2005, 06, 07, 08) John Crigler (56, 57, 58) George Critz (64) Larry Crosby (Mgr.) (65) John S. Crosthwaite (1910) Albert Cummins (47) Fred Curtis (37, 38, 39) D Louie Dampier (65, 66, 67) Erik Daniels (2001, 02, 03, 04) Darrell Darby (31, 32, 33) Howard Dardeen (59) Ed Davender (85, 86, 87, 88) A.J. Davis (Mgr.) (2006) Berkley Davis (34) Bruce Davis (36) Johnathon Davis (89, 90, 91) Mulford Davis (43, 46, 47) Robert Davis (37) William Davis (33, 34) David Deaton (Mgr.) (89) Ted Deeken (62, 63, 64)

Claire Dees (27, 28, 29) Tony Delk (93, 94, 95, 96) John “Frenchy” DeMoisey (32, 33, 34) Truitt DeMoisey (44) Harry Denham (39) Rodney Dent (93, 94) Jim Dinwiddie (69, 70, 71) J.A. Dishman (1918, 19) A.L. Dolan (1906) Mike Dolan (Mgr.) (52, 54) Warfield Donohue (35, 36, 37) H.H. Downing (1908) Pat Doyle (63) Rick Drewitz (72, 73, 74) Hunter Durham (Mgr.) (61, 62) James Durham (45) E Ray Edelman (72, 73, 74) Allen Edwards (95, 96, 97, 98) Leroy Edwards (35) Russell Ellington (35, 36) LeRon Ellis (88, 89) Randy Embry (63, 64, 65) Kenneth England (41, 42) Anthony Epps (94, 95, 96, 97) Marquis Estill (2001, 02, 03) Bill Evans (52, 54, 55) Heshimu Evans (98, 99) William Evans (Mgr.) (42) J.C. Everett (1919, 20) F H.L. Farmer (1912, 13) Richie Farmer (89, 90, 91, 92) Keith Farnsely (39, 40, 41) John Farris (Mgr.) (92, 94, 95) J.B. Faulconer (Mgr.) (39) Allen Feldhaus (60, 61, 62) Deron Feldhaus (89, 90, 91, 92) John Ferguson (Mgr.) (71) Fred Fest (23) Gerald Fitch (2001, 02, 03, 04) Garrett Fitzpatrick (Mgr.) (41) George Fletcher (Mgr.) (80, 81) Chigger Flynn (Mgr.) (56) Mike Flynn (73, 74, 75) Bob Fowler (76) Travis Ford (92, 93, 94) W.C. Fox (1907, 08, 09) Jeremy French (Mgr.) (2007, 08, 09)

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G J.H. Gaiser (1910, 11, 12) Kevin Galloway (2009) Gary Gamble (66, 67, 68) Kenneth Gayheart (Mgr.) (90, 91, 92, 94) Robert Gayheart (Mgr.) (89) D.J. Geddes (Mgr.) (2001, 02, 03, 04, 05) Chris Gettelfinger (80, 81) Elmer Gilb (29) Jeff Ginnan (89) Jack Givens (75, 76, 77, 78) Max Glickman (1918) James Goforth (35, 36, 37) Zach Goines (Mgr.) (96, 97, 98, 99) James Goodman (38, 39) Steve Goodson (Mgr.) (2002, 03, 04, 05) Phil Grawemeyer (54, 55, 56) Sean Gray (Mgr.) (94, 95, 96, 97) Kevin Grevey (73, 74, 75) William Griffeth (Mgr.) (29) Alex Groza (45, 47, 48, 49) George Gumbert (1914, 15, 16) Bob Guyette (73, 74, 75) J. White Guyn (1904) H Cliff Hagan (51, 52, 54) Joseph Hagan (36, 37, 38) Jerry Hale (73, 74, 75) Dan Hall (75) Mark Halsell (2009) Reggie Hanson (88, 89, 90, 91) Roger Harden (83, 84, 85, 86) Philip Haring (Mgr.) (36, 38) Sam Harper (63, 64) Tom Harper (64) Carson Harreld (Mgr.) (65, 66) Josh Harrellson (2009) Ramon Harris (2007, 08, 09) Chris Harrison (92, 93, 94, 95) W.C. Harrison (1911, 12) D.W. Hart (1911, 12, 16) Merion Haskins (75, 76, 77) Vernon Hatton (56, 57, 58) Cliff Hawkins (2001, 02, 03, 04) Basil Hayden (1920, 21, 22) Chuck Hayes (2002, 03, 04, 05) Elmo Head (37, 38, 39) Matt Heissenbuttel (2001, 02, 03, 04) Tom Heitz (80, 82, 83, 84) G. Foster Helm (25, 27) J.H. Herman (1906)

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Walter Hirsch (49, 50, 51) Walter Hodge (37) Ryan Hogan (98, 99) Joe Holland (46, 47, 48) Joey Holland (76) Kent Hollenbeck (70, 71, 72) Derrick Hord (80, 81, 82, 83) Aaron Howard (Mgr.) (1998, 99, 00, 01, 02) Mike Howard (Mgr.) (96, 97, 98) Dick Howe (57, 58) Lee Huber (39, 40, 41) C.T. Hughes (24, 25) Lowell Hughes (58, 59) Harry Hurd (62) Charles Hurt (80, 81, 82, 83) I R.Y. Ireland (1916, 17) Charles Ishmael (63, 64) Dan Issel (68, 69, 70) J Ralph Jackowski (38) Thad Jaracz (66, 67, 68) Derrick Jasper (2007, 08) Irvine Jeffries (28) Cedric Jenkins (85, 86, 87, 88) Paul Jenkins (26, 27, 28) Ned Jennings (59, 60, 61) Herbert Jerome (34) Danny Jett (Mgr.) (2003) Ellis Johnson (31, 32, 33) Larry Johnson (74, 75, 76, 77) Phil Johnson (56, 58, 59) Walter Johnson (44) Chris Jones (89) Wallace Jones (46, 47, 48, 49) James Jordan (47, 48) David Judy (Mgr.) (2000, 01 02) K Pat Kelly (1905) William P. Kemper (Mgr.) (05) Ron Kennett (64) Stan Key (70, 71, 72) Jeff Kidder (Mgr.) (89) James King (40, 41, 42) William King (21, 22, 24) A.M. Kirby (1907) William Kleiser (32) Edwin Knadler (27) Mark Krebs (2008, 09)

Howard Kreuter (32, 33) Tommy Kron (64, 65, 66) L Art Laib (68) Ed Lander (42, 43) Bo Lanter (80, 81, 82) Jason Lathrem (96) Bob Lavin (20, 21, 22) Dave Lawrence (33, 34, 35) Roger Layne (51) James Lee (75, 76, 77, 78) Ken Lehkamp (Mgr.) (56, 57) Jim LeMaster (66, 67, 68) Preston LeMaster (2003, 04, 05, 06) Larry Lentz (66) Morris Levin (Mgr.) (31) Garland Lewis (34, 35, 36) Billy Ray Lickert (59, 60, 61) DeAndre Liggins (2009) James Line (47, 48, 49, 50) Shelby Linville (50, 51, 52) Ercel Little (32) Steve Lochmueller (73, 74) Robert Lock (85, 86, 87, 88) Dutch Longworth (1917) Ronnie Lyons (72, 73, 74) M Kyle Macy (78, 79, 80) Richard Madison (85, 86, 87, 88) Jamaal Magloire (97, 98, 99, 00) Eric Manuel (88) Dustin Marr (Mgr.) (2006, 07, 08) B.G. Marsh (18) Gimel Martinez (91, 92, 93, 94) F.L. Marx (1910, 11) Jamal Mashburn (91, 92, 93) Steve Masiello (97, 98, 99, 00) Luke Mason (Mgr.) (2007, 08) Jim Master (81, 82, 83, 84) James Mathewson (42) Charles Maxson (Mgr.) (33) Jack May (Mgr.) (35, 36) John McAdam (Mgr.) (70) Paul McBrayer (28, 29, 30) Walter McCarty (94, 95, 96) Bob McCowan (69, 72) Jim McDonald (60, 61, 62) James McFarland (24, 25, 26) Skip McGaw (90) Lawrence McGinnis (28, 29, 30) Louis McGinnis (29, 30, 31) Dan McHale (Mgr.) (1998, 99, 00, 01)

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James McIntosh (37) Troy McKinley (82, 83, 84, 85) J. McKinney (Mgr.) (36, 37) C.F. Meadors (1912) Jodie Meeks (2007, 08, 09) Ron Mercer (96, 97) Hub Metry (Mgr.) (64, 65) Darius Miller (2009) Derrick Miller (87, 88, 89, 90) Cameron Mills (95, 96, 97, 98) Chris Mills (89) Don Mills (58, 59, 60) Ray Mills (55, 56, 57) Terry Mills (69, 70, 71) Stanley Milward (28, 29, 30) Will Milward (24, 25) Dirk Minniefield (80, 81, 82, 83) Terry Mobley (63, 64, 65) Nazr Mohammed (96, 97, 98) Gayle Mohney (26) Bob Moore (Mgr.) (50, 51, 52) Caleb Moore (Mgr.) (2000, 01, 02, 03) Eric Moore (Mgr.) (89) Ralph Morgan (1913, 14, 15) Jonathan Morris (Mgr.) (2005) Randolph Morris (2005, 06, 07) Jeff Morrow (Mgr.) (89, 90, 91, 92) Tom Moseley (44) Ravi Moss (2003, 04, 05, 06) Kevin Murphy (Mgr.) (98, 99, 00) Zach Murphy (Mgr.) (2005,06,07,08) N Cotton Nash (62, 63, 64) Alonzo Nelson (45) Roger Newman (61) C.M. Newton (51) Tommy Nichols (36) Brad Noe (Mgr.) (2006) Paul Noel (43) Randy Noll (70) O Lukasz Obrzut (2004, 05, 06, 07) Dan Omlor (Mgr.) (64) Bernard Opper (37, 38, 39) Hays Owens (28, 29, 30) P Scott Padgett (95, 97, 98, 99) Harold Park (Mgr.) (45) James Park (1914)

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Clyde Parker (43) Ed Parker (Mgr.) (1919) J. Ed Parker (45, 46, 47) Jason Parker (2001) Tom Parker (70, 71, 72) Jack Parkinson (44, 45, 46, 48) Michael Parks (90) Dick Parsons (59, 60, 61) Patrick Patterson (2008, 09) Tom Payne (71) Bart Peak (1917) Leonard Pearson (50) John Pelphrey (89, 90, 91, 92) Doug Pendygraft (62) E.S. Penick (43) Bobby Perry (2004, 05, 06, 07) Dwight Perry (2007, 08, 09) Dan Perry (72) George Perry (Mgr.)(54) Mike Phillips (75, 76, 77, 78) Frank Phipps (27) Wayne Plummer (1909) Randy Pool (68, 69) Mark Pope (95, 96) Michael Porter (2007, 08, 09) Tommy Porter (66, 67, 68) Shelby Post (1908, 09) Sam Potter (34) William Poynz (21, 23) Mike Pratt (68, 69, 70) R.C. Preston (1911, 12, 13, 14) Jared Prickett (93, 94, 95, 97) Tayshaun Prince (99, 00, 01, 02) Linville Puckett (54) Larry Pursiful (60, 61, 62) R Frank Ramsey (51, 52, 54) Lloyd Ramsey (41, 42) Tripp Ramsey (Mgr.) (76, 77) Robert Reynolds (32) Rodrick Rhodes (93, 94, 95) A.T. Rice (23, 24) S.H. Ridgeway (20, 21) Andre Riddick (92, 93, 94, 95) Carl Riefkin (23, 24) Pat Riley (65, 66, 67) R.N. Roark (1904) Roy Roberts (62, 63) Rick Robey (75, 76, 77, 78) Al Robinson (59) William “Doc” Rodes (1917) William Rodes (1909, 10) Karl Rohs (25)

Don Rolfes (63) Kenneth Rollins (43, 47, 48) Rajon Rondo (2005, 06) Van Buren Ropke (27) Gayle Rose (52, 54, 55) Harold Ross (56, 57, 58) Ben Roth (Mgr.) (1915) Layton Rouse (38, 39, 40) Willie Rouse (54) Herky Rupp (61) Tony Russell (Mgr.) (94, 95, 96, 97) S Forest Sale (31, 32, 33) Chad Sanders (Mgr.) (2007, 08, 09) Matt Scherbenske (2008) Charles Schrader (1914, 17) Wilber Schu (44, 45, 46) Herschel Scott (1913, 14, 15) Mike Scott (87, 88, 89) Jason Seamonds (Mgr.) (98, 99) Cory Sears (2001, 02) Jim Server (1915, 16) Evan Settle (33, 34) A.P. Shanklin (1918) Shelby Shanklin (1908) James Sharpe (27) Jeff Sheppard (94, 95, 96, 98) Jay Shidler (77, 78, 79, 80) Terry Shigg (87) Oliver Simmons (96) Glenn Sims (Mgr.) (73) Rekalin Sims (2006) George Skinner (33) Landon Slone (2009) Bobby Slusher (59) Adrian Smith (57, 58) Bill Smith (56, 57, 58) Doug Smith (Mgr.) (2006) G.J. Smith (73, 74, 75) G.K. Smith (21, 23) Saul Smith (98, 99, 00, 01) Mark Soderberg (70) Patrick Sparks (2005, 06) Carey Spicer (29, 30, 31) Bill Spivey (50, 51) Vincent Splane (42) Carl Staker (40, 41, 42) Larry Stamper (71, 72, 73) Larry Steele (69, 70, 71) Tim Stephens (77, 78) Perry Stevenson (2007, 08, 09) A.J. Stewart (2008, 09) Gene Stewart (67)

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W Antoine Walker (95, 96) J. Rice Walker (36, 37, 38) Kenny Walker (83, 84, 85, 86) Reggie Warford (76) L.B. Waters (1905) Robert Watson (50, 51, 52) A.J. Weisenberger (1911, 13) Wylie B. Wendt (1906) Leo Wenkley (Mgr.) (30) Clint Wheeler (71) Lucian Whitaker (50, 51, 52) Waller White (40, 41, 42) Don Whitehead (44) James Wilhelm (21) W.G. Wilkinson (23) Adam Williams (2006) LaVon Williams (77, 78, 79, 80) Morakinyo Williams (2008) Maury Wilson (1906, 07, 08) W.C. Wilson (1913) Phil Whitt (Trn.) (77) Sean Woods (90, 91, 92) Charles Worthington (31, 32) H.J. Wurtele (1904) Y George Yates (30, 31, 33) Humzey Yessin (Mgr.) (46, 47, 48, 49) Rudy Yessin (44) Z George Zerfoss (1916, 18) Karl Zerfoss (1913, 15, 16) Tom Zerfoss (1914) Todd Ziegler (85, 86)

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The following listing contains Kentucky players who have been on the roster of an NBA [and ABA] team through the 2008-09 season.

ANDERSON, Derek – Cleveland Cavaliers (199899), Los Angeles Clippers (2000), San Antonio Spurs (2001), Portland Trail Blazers (2002-05), Houston Rockets (2006), Miami Heat (2006), Charlotte Bobcats (2007-08) AZUBUIKE, Kelenna -- Golden State Warriors (2007-09)

Washington Bullets (1992-95), Miami Heat (1996), Phoenix Suns (1997-2000) CLUGGISH, Bob – New York Knicks (1947) CONLEY, Larry – Kentucky Colonels [ABA] (1968) CONNER, Jimmy Dan – Kentucky Colonels [ABA] (1976) COX, Johnny – Chicago Zephyrs (1963) CRAWFORD, Joe – New York Knicks (2009)

BARKER, Cliff – Indianapolis Olympians (1950-52) BEARD, Ralph – Indianapolis Olympians (1950-51) BENNETT, Winston – Cleveland Cavaliers (199092), Miami Heat (1992) BIRD, Jerry – New York Knicks (1959) BOGANS, Keith – Orlando Magic (2004), Charlotte Bobcats (2005-06), Houston Rockets (2006), Orlando Magic (2007-08), Milwaukee Bucks (2009) BOWIE, Sam – Portland Trail Blazers (1985-89), New Jersey Nets (1990-93), Los Angeles Lakers (1994-95) BURROW, Bob – Rochester Royals (1957), Minneapolis Lakers (1958) CHAPMAN, Rex – Charlotte Hornets (1989-92),

DAMPIER, Louie – Kentucky Colonels [ABA] (196876), San Antonio Spurs (1977-79) DANIELS, Erik – Sacramento Kings (2005) DELK, Tony – Charlotte Hornets (1997-98), Golden State Warriors (1998-99), Sacramento Kings (2000), Phoenix Suns (200001), Boston Celtics (2002-03), Dallas Mavericks (2004), Atlanta Hawks (200506), Detroit Pistons (2006) FEIGENBAUM, George – Baltimore Bulletts (1950), Milwaukee Hawks (1953) FITCH, Gerald – Miami Heat (2006) FLYNN, Mike – Indiana Pacers (1976-78) [ABA in 1976]

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NOEL, Paul – New York Knicks (1948-50),Rochester Royals (1951-52)

GIVENS, Jack – Atlanta Hawks (1979-80) GREVEY, Kevin – Washington Bullets (1976-83), Milwaukee Bucks (1984-85) GROZA, Alex – Indianapolis Olympians (1950-51)

PADGETT, Scott – Utah Jazz (2000-03), Houston Rockets (2004-05), New Jersey Nets (2006) PARKINSON, Jack – Indianapolis Olympians (1950) PAYNE, Tom – Atlanta Hawks (1972) POPE, Mark – Indiana Pacers (1998-99), Milwaukee Bucks (2001-02), Denver Nuggets (2004-05) PRATT, Mike – Kentucky Colonels [ABA] (1971-72) PRINCE, Tayshaun – Detroit Pistons (2003-09)

HAGAN, Cliff – St. Louis Hawks (1957-66), Dallas Chaparrals [ABA] (1968-70) HANSON, Reggie – Boston Celtics (1998) HATTON, Vernon – Cincinnati Royals (1959), Philadelphia Warriors (1959-61), St. Louis Hawks (1962) HAYES, Chuck – Houston Rockets (2005-09) HOLLAND, Joe – Indianapolis Olympians (1950-52)

RAMSEY, Frank – Boston Celtics (1955-64) RILEY, Pat – San Diego Rockets (1968-70), Los Angeles Lakers (1971-76), Phoenix Suns (1976) ROBEY, Rick – Indiana Pacers (1979), Boston Celtics (1979-83), Phoenix Suns (1984-86) ROLLINS, Kenny – Chicago Stags (1949-50), Boston Celtics (1953) RONDO, Rajon – Boston Celtics (2007-09)

ISSEL, Dan – Kentucky Colonels [ABA] (1971-75), Denver Nuggets (1976-85) [ABA in 1976] JOHNSON, Larry – Buffalo Braves (1978) JONES, Wah Wah – Indianapolis Olympians (195052)

SHEPPARD, Jeff – Atlanta Hawks (1999) SMITH, Adrian – Cincinnati Royals (1962-70), San Francisco Warriors (1970-71), Virginia Squires [ABA] (1972) STEELE, Larry – Portland Trail Blazers (1972-80)

KRON, Tommy – St. Louis Hawks (1967), Seattle Supersonics (1968-69), Kentucky Colonels [ABA] (1970) LOCK, Rob – Los Angeles Clippers (1989) MACY, Kyle – Phoenix Suns (1981-85), Chicago Bulls (1986), Indiana Pacers (1987) MAGLOIRE, Jamaal – Charlotte/New Orleans Hornets (2001-05), Milwaukee Bucks (2006), Portland Trailblazers (2007), New Jersey Nets (2008), Dallas Mavericks (2008), Miami Heat (2009) MASHBURN, Jamal – Dallas Mavericks (1994-97), Miami Heat (1997-2000), Charlotte/New Orleans Hornets (2001-04) McCARTY, Walter – New York Knicks (1997), Boston Celtics (1998-2005), Phoenix Suns (2005), Los Angeles Clippers (2006) MERCER, Ron – Boston Celtics (1998-99), Denver Nuggets (2000), Orlando Magic (2000), Chicago Bulls (2001-02), Indiana Pacers (2002-03), San Antonio Spurs (2004), New Jersey Nets (2005) MINNIEFIELD, Dirk – Cleveland Cavaliers (198687), Houston Rockets (1987), Golden State Warriors (1988), Boston Celtics (1988) MOHAMMED, Nazr – Philadelphia 76ers (19992001), Atlanta Hawks (2001-04), New York Knicks (2004-05), San Antonio Spurs (2005-06), Detroit Pistons (2007), Charlotte Bobcats (2008-09) MORRIS, Randolph – New York Knicks (2007-08), Atlanta Hawks (2009) NASH, Cotton – Los Angeles Lakers (1965), San Francisco Warriors (1965), Kentucky Colonels [ABA] (1968)

TINGLE, Jack – Washington Capitols (1948), Minneapolis Lakers (1949) TSIOROPOULOS, Lou – Boston Celtics (1957-59) TURNER, Wayne – Boston Celtics (2000) TURPIN, Melvin – Cleveland Cavaliers (1985-87), Utah Jazz (1988), Washington Bullets (1990) WALKER, Antoine – Boston Celtics (1997-2003, 2005), Dallas Mavericks (2004), Atlanta Hawks (2005), Miami Heat (2006-07), Minneapolis Timberwolves (2008), Memphis Grizzlies (2009) WALKER, Kenny – New York Knicks (1987-91), Washington Bullets (1994-95) WATSON, Bobby – Milwaukee Hawks (1955) WHITAKER, Lucian – Boston Celtics (1955) W ILDCAT NBA C HAMPIONS NOEL, Paul – Rochester Royals (1951) TSIOROPOULOS, Lou – Boston Celtics (1957, ‘59) RAMSEY, Frank – Boston Celtics (1957, ‘59, ‘60-’64) HAGAN, Cliff – St. Louis Hawks (1958) RILEY, Pat – Los Angeles Laker (1972; Coach 1982, ‘85, ‘87, ‘88); Miami Heat (2006) STEELE, Larry – Portland Trailblazers (1977) GREVEY, Kevin – Washington Bullets (1978) ROBEY, Rick – Boston Celtics (1981) PRINCE, Tayshaun – Detroit Pistons (2004) MOHAMMED, Nazr – San Antonio Spurs (2005) ANDERSON, Derek – Miami Heat (2006) WALKER, Antoine – Miami Heat (2006) RONDO, Rajon – Boston Celtics (2008)

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Year Rnd Pick Name Team 1947 Jack Tingle Washington Capitols 1948 Joe Holland Baltimore Bullets Jack Parkinson Washington Capitols Kenny Rollins Fort Wayne Pistons 1949 Cliff Barker Indianapolis Olympians Ralph Beard Chicago Stags Alex Groza Indianapolis Olympians Wah Wah Jones Washington Capitols 1950 Dale Barnstable Boston Celtics Jim Line Indianapolis Olympians 1952 Bobby Watson Milwaukee Hawks Lucian Whitaker Indianapolis Olympians 1953 Cliff Hagan Boston Celtics Frank Ramsey Boston Celtics Lou Tsioropoulos Boston Celtics 1955 5 34 Bill Evans Rochester Royals 1956 Jerry Bird Minneapolis Lakers Bob Burrow Rochester Royals Phil Grawemeyer Minneapolis Lakers 1957 10 73 Jerry Calvert Philadelphia Warriors 1958 2 10 Vernon Hatton Cincinnati Royals 4 37 Johnny Cox New York Knicks 15 86 Adrian Smith Cincinnati Royals 1959 4 30 Johnny Cox New York Knicks 1960 4 32 Sid Cohen Boston Celtics 6 48 George Newman Boston Celtics 7 53 Bennie Coffman Syracuse Nationals 18 92 Don Mills Cincinnati Royals 1961 5 45 Billy Ray Lickert Los Angeles Lakers 5 64 Roger Newman Syracuse Nationals 13 102 Ned Jennings New York Knicks 1962 8 61 Larry Pursiful Chicago Zephyrs 1964 2 12 Cotton Nash Los Angeles Lakers 1966 3 24 Tommy Kron St. Louis Hawks 1967 1 7 Pat Riley San Diego Rockets 4 38 Louie Dampier Cincinnati Royals 1968 5 60 Thad Jaracz Boston Celtics 9 119 Cliff Berger Milwaukee Bucks 1969 10 139 Phil Argento Los Angeles Lakers 1970 8 122 Dan Issel Detroit Pistons 8 130 Mike Casey Chicago Bulls 1971 3 37 Larry Steele Portland Trail Blazers 10 163 Jim Dinwiddie Philadelphia 76ers 1972 6 83 Tom Parker Cleveland Cavaliers 10 146 Kent Hollenbeck Detroit Pistons 1973 7 107 Jim Andrews Seattle Supersonics 1975 1 18 Kevin Grevey Washington Bullets 2 36 Jimmy Dan Conner Phoenix Suns 3 49 Bob Guyette K.C.-Omaha Kings 7 113 Mike Flynn Philadelphia 76ers 1977 2 24 Larry Johnson Buffalo Braves 1978 1 3 Rick Robey Indiana Pacers 1 16 Jack Givens Atlanta Hawks 2 39 James Lee Seattle Supersonics 3 45 Mike Phillips New Jersey Nets 1979 1 22 Kyle Macy Phoenix Suns 6 111 Truman Clayton Detroit Pistons 1980 5 101 LaVon Williams Cleveland Cavaliers 9 183 Jay Shidler Chicago Bulls

1981 1982 1983

1984

1986 1987 1988

1993 1994 1996

1997 1998 1999 2000 2002 2003 2006 2008 2009

NBA D RAFT 6 7 2 3 6 1 1 4 6 8 1 5 5 1 3 3 3 1 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 2

127 145 33 67 134 2 6 81 127 163 5 115 94 8 51 60 64 4 31 6 16 19 52 6 13 29 28 19 23 43 21 58 41

Fred Cowan Chuck Verderber Dirk Minniefield Derrick Hord Charles Hurt Sam Bowie Melvin Turpin Dickey Beal Jim Master Tom Heitz Kenny Walker Roger Harden James Blackmon Rex Chapman Rob Lock Ed Davender Winston Bennett Jamal Mashburn Rodney Dent Antoine Walker Tony Delk Walter McCarty Mark Pope Ron Mercer Derek Anderson Nazr Mohammed Scott Padgett Jamaal Magloire Tayshaun Prince Keith Bogans Rajon Rondo Joe Crawford Jodie Meeks

Houston Rockets Chicago Bulls Dallas Mavericks Cleveland Cavaliers Milwaukee Bucks Portland Trail Blazers Washington Bullets Atlanta Hawks Atlanta Hawks Indiana Pacers New York Knicks Los Angeles Lakers New Jersey Nets Charlotte Hornets Los Angeles Clippers Washington Bullets Cleveland Cavaliers Dallas Mavericks Orlando Magic Boston Celtics Charlotte Hornets New York Knicks Indiana Pacers Boston Celtics Cleveland Cavaliers Utah Jazz Utah Jazz Charlotte Hornets Detroit Pistons Milwaukee Bucks Phoenix Suns Los Angeles Lakers Milwaukee Bucks

Antoine Walker is congratulated by NBA commissioner David Stern after being selected by the Boston Celtics as the sixth pick in the 1996 NBA draft. Walker was one of three Wildcats drafted in the first round that year.

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R ETIRED J ERSEYS s the videotape rolls through the 103-year history of the Kentucky basketball program, the highlights are numerous. Seven national championships… numerous Southeastern Conference titles… last second shots… the trophies… the netcutting… victory upon victory. The pictures and images continue to roll. Year-after-year, the Wildcats have defended national championships and produced a host of AllAmericans. The UK program also has stocked the NBA with top young talent. But the ultimate honor for a Wildcat player or coach is to have his jersey retired. Through the years, 42 former players, coaches and contributors have received this recognition. According to former UK sports information director Russell Rice, the first jersey to be retired was Layton “Mickey” Rouse, an All-Southeastern Conference guard who captained the 1940 UK squad. At the annual banquet following the season, Coach Adolph Rupp surprised Rouse when he presented him his entire uniform. Following the 1949 season, Rupp honored the four seniors from the back-to-back national championship teams — Cliff Barker, Ralph Beard, Alex Groza and Wallace “Wah, Wah” Jones, along with 1948 team captain Kenny Rollins — by retiring their jerseys and stating that their numbers would never be worn again by a Kentucky player. It was then that they were tagged “the Fabulous Five” after Rupp made mention there would never be another team that “fabulous.” However, with the streamlining of jersey numbers by the NCAA, the jerseys are retired but the numbers remain active. Two contributors have been selected for the basketball program’s highest honor, including the late Cawood Ledford, the radio “Voice of the Wildcats” for 39 years. In 1997, Bill Keightley, the lovable and dedicated equipment manager known as “Mr. Wildcat,” also was selected. And the great coaches have been honored as well — Rupp, Hall and Pitino. Each selection has been presented with a framed jersey and a banner proudly hung from the Rupp Arena rafters. And as the film clip continues, there’s sure to be a sequel in the works.

The late Bill Keightley is one of two non-player/coaches to receive the highest honor as having a jersey retired in Rupp’s rafters.

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RECOGNITION OF OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE

BASKETBALL PROGRAM , THE

UK ATHLETICS D EPARTMENT

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HAS RETIRED JERSEYS HON -

ORING THE FOLLOWING :

Basil Hayden

1920-21-22

56 - Burgess Carey

Carey Spicer

Adolph Rupp

1929-30-31

Head Coach – 1931-72

1925-26

4 - Layton “Mickey” Rouse

★26

- Kenny Rollins

★15

★12

- Alex Groza

- Ralph Beard

Forest “Aggie” Sale

7 - John “Frenchy” DeMoisey

1931-32-33

1932-33-34

★27

- Wallace Jones

★22

- Cliff Barker

1938-39-40

1943-47-48

1945-47-48-49

1946-47-48-49

1947-48-49

77 - Bill Spivey

*30 - Frank Ramsey

*6 - Cliff Hagan

*16 - Lou Tsioropoulos

*42 - Billy Evans

*20 - Gayle Rose

1951-52-54

1952-54-55

Cawood Ledford

*22 - Jerry Bird

*44 - Phil Grawemeyer

50 - Bob Burrow

52 - Vernon Hatton

24 - Johnny Cox

"Voice of the Wildcats" 1953-92

1954-55-56

1955-56

1956-57-58

1957-58-59

Bill Keightley

44 - Cotton Nash

10 - Louie Dampier

42 - Pat Riley

44 - Dan Issel

1965-66-67

1968-69-70

Coach Joe B. Hall

1962-63-64

1965-66-67

UK's All -Time Leading Scorer

Head Coach – 1973-85

1950-51

“Mr. Wildcat”

Equipment Manager 1962-2008

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35 - Kevin Grevey

21 - Jack Givens

53 - Rick Robey

1973-74-75

1975-76-77-78

32 - Richie Farmer

12 - Deron Feldhaus

34 - John Pelphrey

11 - Sean Woods

24 - Jamal Mashburn

1989-90-91-92

1990-91-92

1991-92-93

4 - Kyle Macy

31-Sam Bowie

1978-79-80

1980-81, 84

34 - Kenny Walker

1983-84-85-86

★Member of “The Fabulous Five,” 1948 National Champions & Olympic Gold Medalists *Member of 1954Undefeated National Champions

Kyle Macy, a two-time All-American, joined the list of distinguished lettermen when his jersey was retired.

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Rick Pitino

Head Coach – 1990-97

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A LL -A MERICANS total of 47 Wildcats have earned All-America honors. Of those players, 15 were named concensus first-team All-America 20 times, the most of any Division I program. The following is a chronological listing of all 47 UK basketball players who have been named to various All-America teams, beginning with forward Basil Hayden in 1921. The NCAA currently utilizes The Sporting News, The Associated Press, the NABC and the U.S. Basketball Writers Association.

NE-1st, Col-1st, Cv-2nd, HF-1st,

Player

Year

Selection Board or Panel

Basil Hayden

1921

Burgess Carey

1925

Robert Watson

1952

Ath-3rd

Carey Spicer

1929

Bob Burrow

1955

AP-3rd, HF-2nd

1931

Paul McBrayer

1930

Forest Sale

1932•

HF, Cv, CH-1st

1957

UPI-3rd, HF-3rd

1933•

HF, Cv, CH-1st

1959•

AP-1st, UPI-2nd, Lk-1st, NE-2nd,

Ellis Johnson

1933

Cv-1st, HF-1st, SN-2nd, NABC-1st

John DeMoisey

1934

Vernon Hatton

1958

Cv-1st, HF-1st

William Davis

1934

Cv-3rd

Billy Ray Lickert

1961

HF-2nd

LeRoy Edwards

1935•

HF, Cv-2nd

Cotton Nash

1962••

Bernard Opper

1939••

Cv-1st

Lee Huber

1941

1963••

Bob Brannum

1944•

HF, SN-1st, Cv-2nd, Pic-2nd

UPI-2nd, Lk-2nd, Cv-2nd, HF

Wilber Schu

1945

DD-2nd

1964•

Jack Parkinson

1946••

HF, Cv-1st, Tru-3rd

Jack Tingle

1946

Cv-3rd

1947

Tru-2nd, NABC-2nd

1947•

HF-1st, Cv-1st, Tru-1st, NABC-1st

1948•

AP-1st, HF-1st, Cv-1st, Tru-1st,

Ralph Beard

1949• Alex Groza

Tm-2nd, NABC-1st

1956••

AP-3rd, UPI-3rd, Lk-1st, NE-2nd, Col-2nd, Cv-2nd, HF-2nd, NABC-1st

Johnny Cox

AP-2nd, UPI-2nd, NABC-3rd, Lk1st, Cv-2nd, HF-1st, SN-2nd, CA-1st AP-2nd, NABC-2nd, BW-1st, AP-1st, NABC-1st, BW-1st, UPI1st, SN-2nd, Cv-1st, HF

Louie Dampier

1966••

AP-1st, NABC-2nd, UPI-2nd, Cv1st, HF

1967••

AP-2nd, NABC-3rd, UPI-3rd, Cv2nd, HF

NABC-1st

Pat Riley

1966

AP-3rd, BW-1st, UPI-3rd, Cv-2nd, HF

AP-1st, UPI-1st, Lk-2nd, Col-1st,

Dan Issel

1969••

AP-2nd, NABC-2nd, BW-1st,

Cv-2nd, HF-1st, SN-3rd, NABC-1st

UPI-3rd, SN-2nd, Cv-1st, HF

1947•

HF-2nd, Cv-2nd, Tru-1st, NABC-1st

1970•

1948••

AP-2nd, HF-2nd, Cv-1st, Tru-2nd,

AP-1st, NABC-1st, BW-1st, UPI1st, SN-1st, Cv-1st, HF

NABC-2nd

Mike Pratt

1970

Cv-2nd

1949•

Kevin Grevey

1974

NABC-5th, HF

HF-1st, SN-1st

1975••

AP-2nd, NABC-2nd, BW-1st,

1947

HF-2nd, Cv-2nd

UPI-2nd, SN-2nd, Cv-2nd, HF

1948

Cv-3rd, Tru-3rd

1976

1949••

AP-2nd, UPI-1st, Cv-1st, SN-2nd

1977

NABC-4th, HF

Jim Line

1950

UPI-3rd

1978••

AP-2nd, NABC-2nd, BW-2nd,

Bill Spivey

1950

AP-3rd, UPI-3rd, HF, 3rd

UPI-2nd, Cv-1st, WA-1st, HF

Wah Wah Jones

1951•

AP-1st, UPI-1st, Lk-1st, Cv-1st,

Jack Givens

AP-1st, UPI-1st, Lk-1st, INS, Col-

Rick Robey

Frank Ramsey

1951

AP-3rd, UPI-3rd, Cv-3rd, SN-2nd

1952

AP-2nd, UPI-2nd, Cv-1st, HF-

1977 1978••

1st, Cv-1st, HF-1st, SN-1st

AP-3rd, NABC-1st, UPI-2nd, SN2nd, Cv-1st, WA-1st, HF

1978

UPI-3rd

2nd, Ath-1st

Kyle Macy

1979

NABC-3rd, Cv-2nd

1954••

1980•

AP-2nd, UPI-2nd, Lk-1st, INS-

2nd, Cv-1st, HF-2nd, Tm-2nd, 1952•

Sam Bowie

AP-1st, UPI-1st, Col-1st, Cv-2nd,

1981••

AP-3rd, NABC-2nd, BW-2nd,

UPI-3rd, SN-2nd, Cv-1st, BT-2nd, HF

HF-1st, Ath-1st 1954•

AP-1st, NABC-1st, BW-1st, UPI1st, SN-1st, Cv-1st, WA-1st, HF

NABC-2nd Cliff Hagan

NABC-4th, Cv-1st

AP-1st, UPI-1st, Lk-2nd, INS-1st,

Melvin Turpin

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AP-2nd, SN-2nd

1983

1984••

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AP-3rd, NABC-2nd, BW-2nd,

Ron Mercer

1997•

Scott Padgett

1999

Tayshaun Prince

2001••

UPI-3rd, BT-3rd Kenny Walker

1985••

AP-1st, NABC-1st, BW-1st, SN2nd, BT-2nd, WA-1st

AP-2nd, NABC-2nd, BW-2nd,

UPI-2nd, BT-2nd, WA-1st 1986•

WA-1st AP-2nd, NABC-3rd, BW-2nd, BT2nd, WA-1st

AP-1st, NABC-1st, BW-1st, UPI1st, SN-2nd, BT-1st, WA-1st

2002

AP-3rd, NABC-2nd

Rex Chapman

1988

NABC-3rd, BT-3rd

Keith Bogans

2003

AP-3rd, NABC-2nd, SN-3rd, BT-3rd

Jamal Mashburn

1992

BT-2nd

Jodie Meeks

2009

AP-2nd, NABC-2nd, BW-2nd, SN-

1993• Tony Delk

1996•

AP-1st, NABC-1st, BW-1st, UPI-

2nd, ESPN.com-2nd, Rivals.com-

1st, SN-1st, BT-1st, WA-1st

2nd, CollegeHoops.net-2nd

AP-2nd, NABC-2nd, BW-1st,

UPI-1st, SN-2nd, BT-2nd, WA-1st

Key: * Consensus; **2nd Team Consensus; AP: Associated Press; AM: Argosy Magazine; Ath: Athletic Publications; BT: The Basketball Times; BW: U.S. Basketball Writers Association; CA: Coach and Athlete; CH: College Humor Magazine; Col: Colliers (Basketball Coaches); Cv: Converse Yearbook; DD: Don Dunphy; HF: Helms Foundation; INS: International News Service; Lk: Look Magazine; NABC: National Association of Basketball Coaches; NE: Newspaper Enterprises Assn.; Pic: Pic Magazine; SN: The Sporting News; Tm: Tempo; Tru: True Magazine; UPI: United Press International; WA: John R. Wooden Award

W ILDCATS IN THE B ASKETBALL H ALL E NSHRINED IN S PRINGFIELD , M ASS .

FAME

Adolph Rupp Inducted 1969

Cliff Hagan Inducted 1978

Frank Ramsey Inducted 1982

Dan Issel Inducted 1993

C.M. Newton Inducted 2000

Pat Riley Inducted 2008

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SEC D EFENSIVE P LAYER 2005: Chuck Hayes

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Y EAR

Coaches

O LYMPIC M EDAL W INNERS (UK

LEADS THE NATION WITH SEVEN GOLD MEDAL WINNERS)

1948: Wallace Jones (Gold) Cliff Barker (Gold) Ralph Beard (Gold) Alex Groza (Gold) Kenny Rollins (Gold) 1956: Billy Evans (Gold) 1960: Adrian Smith (Gold) 1980: Sam Bowie* (Gold) 2008: Tayshaun Prince (Gold)

(FROM 1933-48, THE SEC ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM SERVED AS THE ALL-SEC TEAM)

1948: Adolph Rupp (Gold) 2000: Tubby Smith (Gold) *United States boycotted the Moscow Games. Bowie awarded a medal by President Carter.

PAN A MERICA M EDAL W INNERS Billy Evans (Gold) Adrian Smith (Gold) Rick Robey (Gold) Kyle Macy (Gold) Jim Master (Gold) Rex Chapman (Silver)

A MERICAS M EDAL W INNER

2000: Tubby Smith (Gold)

SEC P LAYER

OF THE

Y EAR

(SINCE 1965 FOR THE AP AND UPI 1987 FOR THE COACHES POLL) 1966: 1972: 1973: 1975: 1980: 1985: 1986: 1993: 1996: 1997: 2001: 2003:

Y EAR

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C OACHES

T OURNAMENT

OF THE

2008: Patrick Patterson* Coaches *shared honor with Florida’s Nick Calathes

P LAYERS

1958: 1959: 1975: 1979: 1983: 1987:

SEC F RESHMAN

POLLS,

Pat Riley (AP) Tom Parker (AP) Kevin Grevey* (AP) Kevin Grevey (AP) Kyle Macy (AP, UPI) Kenny Walker (AP, UPI) Kenny Walker (AP, UPI) Jamal Mashburn# (AP, Coaches) Tony Delk (AP, Coaches) Ron Mercer (AP, Coaches) Tayshaun Prince (AP, Coaches) Keith Bogans (Coaches)

* shared AP’s honor with Alabama’s Wendell Hudson. # shared AP’s honor with Vanderbilt’s Billy McCaffrey.

1949: Ralph Beard (1st AP) Alex Groza (1st AP) Wah Wah Jones (1st AP) Cliff Barker (2nd AP) Dale Barnstable (3rd AP) 1950: Jim Line (1st AP) Bill Spivey (1st AP) 1949: Ralph Beard (1st AP) Alex Groza (1st AP) Wah Wah Jones (1st AP) Cliff Barker (2nd AP) Dale Barnstable (3rd AP) 1950: Jim Line (1st AP) Bill Spivey (1st AP) Bill Spivey (1st AP) Walt Hirsch (2nd AP) 1951: Frank Ramsey (1st AP) Bill Spivey (1st AP) Bobby Watson (1st AP) Shelby Linville (2nd AP) 1952: Cliff Hagan (1st AP) Frank Ramsey (1st AP) Bobby Watson (1st AP) 1954: Cliff Hagan (1st AP) Frank Ramsey (1st AP) Lou Tsioropoulos (2nd AP) 1955: Bob Burrow (1st AP) Bill Evans (3rd AP) 1956: Bob Burrow (1st AP & Coaches) Jerry Bird (2nd AP & Coaches) 1957: Johnny Cox (1st AP & Coaches) Ed Beck (2nd AP) 1958: Johnny Cox (2nd AP/Coaches) Vernon Hatton (2nd AP/Coaches) 1959: Johnny Cox (1st AP/Coaches) Bill Lickert (3rd AP/Coaches) 1960: Bill Lickert (2nd AP/Coaches) Don Mills (2nd AP/Coaches) 1961: Bill Lickert (1st AP/Coaches) 1962: Cotton Nash (1st AP/Coaches) Larry Pursiful (1st AP/Coaches) Caroll Burchett (3rd AP) 1963: Cotton Nash (1st AP/Coaches) 1964: Cotton Nash (1st AP/Coaches) Ted Deeken (2nd AP/Coaches) Larry Conley (3rd AP) 1965: Louie Dampier (2nd AP & UPI/Coaches)

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Tommy Kron (3rd AP) Larry Conley (3rd UPI/Coaches) 1966: Louie Dampier (1st AP & UPI/Coaches) Pat Riley (1st AP & UPI/Coaches) Thad Jaracz (2nd AP/3rd UPI) Larry Conley (HM AP/3rd UPI/Coaches) Tommy Kron (HM AP/3rd UPI) 1967: Louie Dampier (1st AP & UPI/Coaches) Pat Riley (2nd AP & UPI/Coaches) 1968: Mike Casey (1st AP & UPI/Coaches) Dan Issel (2nd AP & UPI/Coaches) Thad Jaracz (3rd UPI) Mike Pratt (HM AP) 1969: Dan Issel (1st AP & UPI/Coaches) Mike Casey (2nd AP & UPI/Coaches) Mike Pratt (2nd AP & UPI/Coaches) 1970: Dan Issel (1st AP & UPI/Coaches) Mike Pratt (1st AP & UPI/Coaches) Larry Steele (3rd UPI) 1971: Tom Payne (1st AP/2nd UPI/Coaches) Mike Casey (2nd AP/1st UPI) Larry Steele (2nd AP/3rd UPI/Coaches) Tom Parker (2nd AP & UPI/Coaches) Kent Hollenbeck (3rd UPI) 1972: Tom Parker (1st AP & UPI/Coaches) Jim Andrews (2nd AP/1st UPI/Coaches) Ronnie Lyons (3rd AP/2nd UPI) 1973: Jim Andrews (1st AP & UPI/Coaches) Kevin Grevey (1st AP & UPI/Coaches) Jimmy Dan Conner (3rd AP) 1974: Kevin Grevey (1st AP & UPI/Coaches) 1975: Kevin Grevey (1st AP & UPI/Coaches) Jimmy Dan Conner (3rd AP & UPI) Rick Robey (3rd AP) 1976: Jack Givens (2nd AP & UPI/Coaches) Mike Phillips (2nd AP & UPI) 1977: Jack Givens (1st AP & UPI/Coaches) Rick Robey (1st AP & UPI/Coaches) Larry Johnson (3rd AP) Mike Phillips (3rd UPI) 1978: Jack Givens (1st AP & UPI/Coaches) Rick Robey (1st AP & UPI/Coaches) Kyle Macy (1st AP/2nd UPI/Coaches) James Lee (3rd AP) Mike Phillips (3rd UPI) 1979: Kyle Macy (1st AP & UPI/Coaches) Dwight Anderson (3rd AP) 1980: Kyle Macy (1st AP & UPI/Coaches) Sam Bowie (2nd AP/3rd UPI/Coaches) 1981: Sam Bowie (1st AP & UPI/Coaches) Dirk Minniefield (3rd AP & UPI) 1982: Derrick Hord (1st AP/2nd UPI/Coaches) Dirk Minniefield (2nd AP & UPI) Jim Master (3rd UPI) Melvin Turpin (3rd UPI) 1983: Melvin Turpin (1st AP & UPI/Coaches) Jim Master (3rd UPI) Melvin Turpin (3rd UPI) Kenny Walker (3rd AP) 1984: Melvin Turpin (1st AP & UPI/Coaches)

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1987: 1988:

1989: 1990: 1991:

1992: 1993: 1994:

1995:

1996:

1997:

1998:

1999: 2000: 2001: 2002: 2003: 2004:

2005:

2006: 2007: 2008:

2009:

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Kenny Walker (2nd AP/3rd UPI/Coaches) Sam Bowie (3rd AP/2nd UPI/Coaches) Kenny Walker (1st AP & UPI/Coaches) Kenny Walker (1st AP & UPI/Coaches) Winston Bennett (2nd AP & UPI/Coaches) Roger Harden (3rd AP & UPI) Rex Chapman (2nd AP & UPI/Coaches) Ed Davender (3rd AP/2nd UPI) Rex Chapman (1st AP & UPI/Coaches) Winston Bennett (2nd AP & UPI/Coaches) Ed Davender (3rd AP/2nd UPI) LeRon Ellis (2nd AP & UPI) Chris Mills (3rd AP) Reggie Hanson (2nd AP/3rd UPI) Derrick Miller (2nd AP & UPI/Coaches) Reggie Hanson (2nd AP & UPI/Coaches) John Pelphrey (2nd AP/1st UPI/Coaches) Jamal Mashburn (3rd AP & UPI) Jamal Mashburn (1st AP/Coaches) Jamal Mashburn (1st AP & Coaches) Travis Ford (2nd AP/1st Coaches) Travis Ford (2nd AP & Coaches) Tony Delk (3rd AP/2nd Coaches) Rodrick Rhodes (3rd AP & Coaches) Tony Delk (1st AP & Coaches) Rodrick Rhodes (3rd AP/2nd Coaches) Walter McCarty (3rd AP) Tony Delk (1st AP & Coaches) Antoine Walker (1st AP & Coaches) Walter McCarty (3rd AP/2nd Coaches) Ron Mercer (1st AP & Coaches) Derek Anderson (3rd AP/2nd Coaches) Anthony Epps (3rd Coaches) Nazr Mohammed (1st AP & Coaches) Scott Padgett (3rd AP/2nd Coaches) Jeff Sheppard (3rd AP) Scott Padgett (2nd AP/1st Coaches) Wayne Turner (3rd Coaches) Jamaal Magloire (1st AP & Coaches) Tayshaun Prince (2nd Coaches) Tayshaun Prince (1st AP & Coaches) Keith Bogans (2nd AP & Coaches) Tayshaun Prince (1st AP & Coaches) Keith Bogans (1st AP & Coaches) Marquis Estill (2nd AP & Coaches) Erik Daniels (2nd AP/1st Coaches) Gerald Fitch (2nd AP/1st Coaches) Chuck Hayes (3rd AP/2nd Coaches) Cliff Hawkins (3rd AP) Kelenna Azubuike (2nd AP & Coaches) Chuck Hayes (1st AP & Coaches) Patrick Sparks (3rd AP/2nd Coaches) Rajon Rondo (3rd AP/2nd Coaches) Randolph Morris (3rd AP) Randolph Morris (1st Coaches) Ramel Bradley (2nd AP/1st Coaches) Joe Crawford (2nd Coaches) Patrick Patterson (2nd AP/2nd Coaches) Jodie Meeks (1st Coaches/1st AP) Patrick Patterson (1st Coaches/2nd AP)

SEC A LL -F RESHMAN 1987: Rex Chapman 1988: Eric Manuel 1989: Chris Mills 1991: Jamal Mashburn 1993: Rodrick Rhodes 1996: Ron Mercer 1997: Jamaal Magloire 2000: Keith Bogans 2001: Gerald Fitch Jason Parker 2002: Chuck Hayes 2005: Rajon Rondo 2007: Jodie Meeks 2008: Patrick Patterson

A LL -S OUTHERN C ONFERENCE 1926: 1929: 1930: 1931:

Paul Jenkins Carey Spicer Carey Spicer Carey Spicer Louis McGinnis George Yates 1932: Ellis Johnson

A LL -NCAA T OURNAMENT F INAL F OUR 1948: Alex Groza (MVP) 1949: Alex Groza (MVP) 1951: Bill Spivey Shelby Linville 1958: Vernon Hatton Johnny Cox 1966: Pat Riley Louie Dampier 1975: Kevin Grevey 1978: Jack Givens (MVP) Rick Robey 1993: Jamal Mashburn 1996: Tony Delk (MVP) Ron Mercer 1997: Ron Mercer Scott Padgett 1998: Jeff Sheppard (MVP) Scott Padgett

NCAA R EGIONAL T OURNAMENT 1948: 1949: 1951: 1955: 1956: 1957: 1958: 1959: 1961: 1962:

Alex Groza (MVP) Alex Groza (MVP) Bill Spivey Bob Burrow Bob Burrow Jerry Bird Johnny Cox Gerry Calvert Vernon Hatton Johnny Cox Bennie Coffman Bill Lickert Larry Pursiful Cotton Nash

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1966: Pat Riley (MVP) Louie Dampier 1968: Mike Casey Dan Issel 1969: Dan Issel 1970: Dan Issel 1972: Jim Andrews 1973: Jim Andrews 1975: Jimmy Dan Conner 1977: Jack Givens 1978: Kyle Macy (MVP) Jack Givens Mike Phillips 1980: Fred Cowan 1983: Jim Master Melvin Turpin 1984: Dickey Beal (MVP) Melvin Turpin Sam Bowie 1985: Kenny Walker 1986: Kenny Walker Winston Bennett 1992: Jamal Mashburn Sean Woods 1993: Travis Ford (MVP) Jamal Mashburn Jared Prickett 1995: Tony Delk 1996: Tony Delk (MVP) Derek Anderson Anthony Epps Antoine Walker 1997: Ron Mercer (MVP) Wayne Turner 1998: Wayne Turner (MVP) Scott Padgett Jeff Sheppard 1999: Scott Padgett 2003: Keith Bogans Marquis Estill 2005: Chuck Hayes

A LL -SEC T OURNAMENT 1933: Ellie Johnson (1st) John DeMoisey (1st) Aggie Sale (1st) Bill Davis (2nd) 1934: John DeMoisey (1st) Bill Davis (1st) 1936: Ralph Carlisle (1st) Whitey Anderson (2nd) 1937: Ralph Carlisle (1st) Warfield Dononue (1st) Rice Walker (2nd) Walter Hodge (2nd) 1938: Bernie Opper (1st) Joe Hagan (2nd) 1939: Bernie Opper (1st) Keith Farnsley (2nd) 1940: Layton Rouse (1st)

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Keith Farnsley (2nd) 1941: Marvin Akers (1st) Lee Huber (1st) Keith Farnsley (2nd) James King (2nd) 1942: Ermal Allen (1st) James King (2nd) Marvin Akers (2nd) 1943: Marvin Akers (1st) Melvin Brewer (1st) Milton Ticco (2nd) 1944: Bob Brannum (1st) Jack Tingle (1st) Jack Parkinson (1st) Wilbur Schu (2nd) 1945: Ken Campbell (1st) Jack Tingle (1st) Jack Parkinson (1st) 1946: Wah Wah Jones (1st) Ralph Beard (1st) Jack Tingle (1st) Jack Parkinson (1st) Wilbur Schu (2nd) 1947: Wah Wah Jones (1st) Ralph Beard (1st) Jack Tingle (1st) Joe Holland (1st) Ken Rollins (1st) Alex Groza (2nd) 1948: Wah Wah Jones (1st) Ralph Beard (1st) Ken Rollins (1st) Alex Groza (2nd) Cliff Barker (2nd) 1949: Wah Wah Jones (1st) Ralph Beard (1st) Alex Groza (1st) Cliff Barker (2nd) 1950: Jim Line (1st) Bill Spivey (2nd) 1951: Walter Hirsch (1st) Bill Spivey (1st) Cliff Hagan (2nd) 1952: Cliff Hagan (1st) Frank Ramsey (1st)

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Robert Watson (2nd) 1979: Kyle Macy (MVP) Truman Claytor 1980: Kyle Macy Sam Bowie 1982: Dirk Minniefield (MVP) 1984: Melvin Turpin 1986: Roger Harden 1988: Rex Chapman (MVP) Winston Bennett 1992: Jamal Mashburn (MVP) John Pelphrey 1993: Travis Ford (MVP) Andre Riddick Jamal Mashburn 1994: Travis Ford (MVP) Tony Delk Jeff Brassow 1995: Antoine Walker (MVP) Mark Pope 1996: Antoine Walker Walter McCarty 1997: Ron Mercer (MVP) Anthony Epps Jared Prickett 1998: Wayne Turner (MVP) Heshimu Evans Nazr Mohammed Scott Padgett 1999: Scott Padgett (MVP) Wayne Turner 2001: Tayshaun Prince (MVP) Keith Bogans 2003: Keith Bogans (MVP) Marquis Estill 2004: Gerald Fitch (MVP) Kelenna Azubuike Chuck Hayes 2005: Kelenna Azubuike

A LL -SIAA T OURNAMENT 1921: Paul Adkins Bill King Bob Lavin

A CADEMIC H ONORS ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS 1966: Louie Dampier Larry Conley 1967: Louie Dampier 1970: Dan Issel Mike Pratt 1971: Mike Casey 1975: Bob Guyette Jimmy Dan Conner 1979: Kyle Macy ACADEMIC ALL-SEC 1962: Roy Roberts 1964: Larry Conley 1965: Larry Conley 1966: Louie Dampier Cliff Berger 1968: Cliff Berger 1970: Mike Pratt

Dan Issel 1971: Mike Casey Tom Parker 1974: Bob Guyette 1975: Jimmy Dan Conner 1979: Kyle Macy 1980: Chuck Verderber 1981: Chuck Verderber 1982: Chuck Verderber 1985: Winston Bennett Bret Bearup 1988: Rex Chapman Cedric Jenkins 1990: John Pelphrey 1992: Travis Ford 1993: Travis Ford 1994: Travis Ford 1995: Mark Pope Jeff Sheppard

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1998: Steve Masiello Scott Padgett 1999: Scott Padgett 2000: J.P. Blevins 2001: J.P. Blevins 2002: J.P. Blevins 2006: Rajon Rondo 2007: Randolph Morris Bobby Perry 2008: Mark Coury Derrick Jasper Mark Krebs Jodie Meeks Dwight Perry 2009: Mark Krebs Jodie Meeks Dwight Perry Michael Porter Matt Scherbenske

K ENTUCKY

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K ENTUCKY ’ S NCAA T OURNAMENT T RADITION entucky has made *49 appearances in the NCAA Tournament — more than any other school. Kentucky has captured the NCAA title seven times. Through the years, the Wildcats have racked up an impressive 98-44 NCAA Tournament record.

T OTALS :

49 appearances, won 98, lost 44; Seven NCAA Championships; Runner-up three times; 13 Final Four appearances; 31 Elite Eight appearances. Y EARS

NCAA T OURNEY:

1942-45-48-49-51-52-55-56-57-58-59-61-62-64-66-68-69-70-71-72-73-75-77-78-80-81-82-8384-85-86-87-*-92-93-94-95-96-97-98-99-00-01-02-03-04-05-06-07-08. *1988 appearance vacated as part of NCAA sanctions.

K ENTUCKY

NCAA R ECORD B OOK

IN THE

he Wildcats hold numerous records in NCAA play, both as a team and individually. Here are the NCAA records held by the Wildcats:

F EWEST P OINTS A LLOWED ( SINGLE

GAME , SINCE

1938):

6 — Kentucky (75) vs. Arkansas State, Jan. 8, 1945; and Tennessee (11) vs. Temple, Dec. 15, 1973

F EWEST F IELD G OALS ( SINGLE

GAME , SINCE

1938):

2 — Arkansas State vs. Kentucky, Jan. 8, 1945; Duke vs. N.C. State, March 8, 1968

M OST R EBOUNDS ( SINGLE

GAME ):

108 — Kentucky vs. Ole Miss, Feb. 8, 1964

M OST C ONSECUTIVE H OMECOURT V ICTORIES : 129 — Kentucky, from Jan. 4, 1943, to Jan. 8, 1955 (ended by Georgia Tech, 59-58)

U NBEATEN T EAMS ( SINCE 1938, UK

IS ONE OF

SCHOOLS ):

1954 — Kentucky (25-0)

30-G AME W INNERS (UK HAS REGISTERED OTHER SCHOOL IN THE NCAA):

30- GAME

WINNING SEASONS THAN ANY

11; breakdown of 30-game winning seasons below: 36 — KENTUCKY, 1948

34 — KENTUCKY, 1947

30 — KENTUCKY, 1978

KENTUCKY, 1996

KENTUCKY, 1993

35 — KENTUCKY, 1997

32 — KENTUCKY, 1949

KENTUCKY, 1998

KENTUCKY, 1951 KENTUCKY, 1986 KENTUCKY, 2003

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BY A

C OACH

IN HIS

F IRST Y EAR

AT A

35 — Tubby Smith, Kentucky, 1998

M OST C AREER G AMES P LAYED —I NDIVIDUAL : 151— Wayne Turner, Kentucky, 1996-99

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NCAA B ASKETBALL’ S E LITE 4.Kansas ..............................................................................38 5.Louisville ..........................................................................35

NCAA C HAMPIONSHIPS 1.UCLA ................................................................................11 2.KENTUCKY ...................................................................... 7 3.Indiana ................................................................................5 North Carolina ....................................................................5 5.Duke....................................................................................3 Kansas ................................................................................3

T OURNAMENT G AMES 1.KENTUCKY ....................................................................142 2.North Carolina ................................................................141 3.UCLA ..............................................................................128 4.Kansas ............................................................................121 5.Duke................................................................................117

NCAA F INAL F OURS 1.North Carolina ..................................................................18 UCLA ................................................................................17 3.Duke..................................................................................14 KENTUCKY .................................................................... 13 Kansas ..............................................................................13

T OURNAMENT W INS 1.North Carolina ................................................................102 2.KENTUCKY ......................................................................98 3.UCLA ................................................................................94 4.Duke..................................................................................87 5.Kansas ..............................................................................84

NCAA F INAL F OUR W INS 1.UCLA ................................................................................25 2.KENTUCKY ......................................................................17 North Carolina ..................................................................17 4.Duke..................................................................................14 5.Indiana ..............................................................................12

T OURNAMENT W INNING P ERCENTAGE

NCAA T OURNAMENT A PPEARANCES

1.Duke ...................................................................744 (87-30) 2.UCLA .................................................................734 (94-34) 3.North Carolina...................................................723 (102-39) 4.Kansas ...............................................................694 (84-37) 5.KENTUCKY .......................................................690 (98-44)

1.KENTUCKY ......................................................................49 2.North Carolina ..................................................................41 UCLA ................................................................................41

NCAA S EASONAL S TATISTICAL C HAMPIONS — K ENTUCKY W ON -L OST P CT. 1954 – 1.000 (25-0) 1978 – .938 (30-2) 2003 – .889 (32-4)

S CORING O FFENSE 1952 – 82.3 ppg

R EBOUNDS

S CORING M ARGIN

FG P CT.

1949 – 24.3 ppg (68.2 – 43.9) 1951 – 22.2 ppg (74.7 – 52.5) 1952 – 26.9 ppg (82.3 – 55.4) 1954 – 27.2 ppg (87.5 – 60.3) 1957 – 14.8 ppg (84.2 – 69.4) 1995 – 18.4 ppg (87.4 – 69.0) 1996 – 22.1 ppg (91.4 – 69.4) 1997 – 20.3 ppg (83.1 – 62.8)

1983 – .556

1951 – 2,109

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3FG M ADE 1990 – 10.04 pg

A SSISTS 1996 – 21.8 pg 1997 – 19.4 pg

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NCAA T OURNAMENT

HOLD NUMEROUS RECORDS IN

NCAA T OURNAMENT

PLAY.

A LL -T IME Most Tournament Appearances: 49 – Kentucky Most Tournament Games: 142 – Kentucky S ERIES Most Assists in a Tournament: 143 – Kentucky, 1996 (6 games) Most Blocks in a Tournament: 48 – Kentucky, 1998 (6 games) T EAM Fewest Points in a Final Four Game: 28 – Kentucky vs. Dartmouth (47), 1942 Most Blocks in a Tournament Game: 14 – Kentucky vs. UCLA, 1998 Most Blocks in a Tournament Game (Two Teams): 20 – Kentucky (14) vs. UCLA (6), 1998 Most Personal Fouls by Two Final Four Teams: 61 – Syracuse (30) vs. Kentucky (31), 1975 I NDIVIDUAL Highest FG%: 100.0% (Tied) - Kenny Walker (11-11) vs.Western Kentucky, 1986 T EAM – C HAMPIONSHIP G AME Largest Halftime Deficit Overcome: 10 – Kentucky (31) vs. Utah (41), 1998 Most Points Scored by Two Teams: 182 – Kentucky (94) vs. Duke (88), 1978 Most FG Made by Two Teams: 71 – UCLA (38) vs. Kentucky (33), 1975 Lowest FG% by Winner: 38.4% - Kentucky vs. Syracuse, 1996 (28-73) Most 3FG: 12 – Kentucky vs. Syracuse, 1996 (12-27) Most Blocks: 7 (Tied) – Kentucky vs. Arizona, 1997 Most Disqualifications: 4 – Kentucky vs. Arizona, 1997 I NDIVIDUAL – C HAMPIONSHIP G AME Most 3FG: 7 (Tied) – Tony Delk (7-12) vs. Syracuse, 1996

Kenny Walker is among a select group who was perfect from the field (11-11) in an NCAA Tournament game.

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A LL -T IME W INNINGEST T EAMS

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25

School Name Kentucky North Carolina Kansas Duke Syracuse Temple St. John's UCLA Penn Notre Dame Indiana Utah Illinois Western Kentucky Oregon State Washington Louisville Texas BYU Arizona Purdue Cincinnati Princeton West Virginia Bradley

First Year 1903 1911 1899 1906 1901 1895 1908 1920 1897 1898 1901 1909 1906 1915 1902 1896 1912 1906 1903 1905 1897 1902 1901 1904 1903

(MIN. 25 YEARS IN DIVISION I) Yrs. Won 106 1,988 99 1,984 111 1,970 104 1,876 108 1,753 113 1,711 102 1,686 90 1,672 109 1,657 104 1,651 109 1,641 101 1,637 103 1,609 90 1,602 108 1,594 107 1,590 95 1,587 103 1,586 107 1,578 104 1,568 111 1,565 108 1,553 109 1,552 100 1,550 105 1,537

Lost 621 703 793 815 806 960 868 726 949 908 909 858 853 780 1,180 1,047 831 945 994 858 927 915 986 972 1,006

Tied 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0

Pct. 0.762 0.738 0.713 0.697 0.686 0.641 0.660 0.697 0.636 0.645 0.644 0.656 0.654 0.673 0.575 0.603 0.656 0.627 0.614 0.646 0.628 0.629 0.612 0.615 .604

A LL -T IME W INNING P ERCENTAGE

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25

School Name Kentucky North Carolina Kansas UNLV Duke UCLA Syracuse Western Kentucky St. John's Utah Louisville Illinois Arizona Notre Dame Indiana Arkansas Missouri State Temple Connecticut Villanova Penn Murray State Weber State Cincinnati Purdue

First Year 1903 1911 1899 1959 1906 1920 1901 1915 1908 1909 1912 1906 1905 1898 1901 1924 1909 1895 1901 1921 1897 1926 1963 1902 1897

(MIN. 25 YEARS IN DIVISION I) Yrs. Won 106 1,988 99 1,984 111 1,970 51 1,058 104 1,876 90 1,672 108 1,753 90 1,602 102 1,686 101 1,637 95 1,587 103 1,609 104 1,568 104 1,651 109 1,641 86 1,487 97 1,498 113 1,711 106 1,499 89 1,505 109 1,657 84 1,397 47 852 108 1,553 111 1,565

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Lost 621 703 793 429 815 726 806 780 868 858 831 853 858 908 909 822 833 960 839 850 949 806 496 915 927

Tied 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0

Pct. 0.762 0.738 0.713 0.711 0.697 0.697 0.686 0.673 0.660 0.656 0.656 0.654 0.646 0.645 0.644 0.644 0.643 0.641 0.641 0.639 0.636 0.634 0.632 0.629 0.628

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UK’S NCAA TOURNAMENT GAME HIGHS T EAM P OINTS 113, Mount Saint Mary’s (1995, 1st Round) 110, San Jose State (1996, 1st Round) 109, Notre Dame (1970, Sweet 16) 106, Florida State (1993, Elite 8) 106, Iowa State (1992, 2nd Round) 106, Austin Peay (1973, Sweet 16) [OT] by Opponent 107 by Western Kentucky (1971, Sweet 16) 106 by Jacksonville (1970, Elite 8) 104 by Duke (1992, Elite 8) [OT]

36, Dan Issel vs. Miami, Ohio (1969, Reg. Cons.) 36, Dan Issel vs. Marquette (1968, Sweet 16) by Opponent 52 by Austin Carr, Notre Dame (1970, Sweet 16) 36 by Henry Finkel, Dayton (1966, Sweet 16) 35 by Jim McDaniels, Western Kentucky (1971, Sweet 16) 34 by Carl Cain, Iowa (1956, Elite 8) 33 by Kent Benson, Indiana (1975, Elite 8) 33 by Jerry Lucas, Ohio State (1962, Elite 8) 33 by Jerry Lucas, Ohio State (1961, Elite 8)

F IELD G OALS W INNING M ARGIN +46, Mount St. Mary’s, 1995 (1st Round) [113-67] +44, Rider, 1993 (1st Round) [96-52] +38, Montana, 1997 (1st Round) [92-54] +38, San Jose State, 1996 (1st Round) [110-72] +34, Wake Forest, 1993 (Sweet 16) [103-69] +33, Notre Dame, 1958 (Elite 8) [89-56]

I NDIVIDUAL P OINTS 44, Dan Issel vs. Notre Dame (1970, Sweet 16) 41, Tayshaun Prince vs. Tulsa (2002, 2nd Round) 41, Jack Givens vs. Duke (1978, Finals)

18, Jack Givens vs. Duke (1978 Championship) [27 attempts] 17, Dan Issel vs. Notre Dame (1970 Sweet 16) [28 attempts] 15, Jim Andrews vs. Austin Peay (1973 Sweet 16) [19 attempts] 14, Tayshaun Prince vs. Tulsa (2002 2nd Round) [21 attempts] 14, Dan Issel vs. Marquette (1968 Sweet 16) [18 attempts] 14, Louie Dampier vs. Dayton (1966 Sweet 16) [23 attempts] 14, Bob Burrow vs. Wayne State (1956 Sweet 16) by Opponent 22 by Austin Carr, Notre Dame (1970, 1st Round) [35 attempts] 15 by Henry Finkel, Dayton (1966, Sweet 16) [26 attempts]

1978 Final Four MVP Jack Givens.

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F IELDS G OAL ATTEMPTS

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE

30, Kevin Grevey vs. UCLA (1975 Championship) [13 made] 29, Bill Spivey vs. Kansas State (1951 Championship) [9 made 28, Dan Issel vs. Notre Dame (1970 Sweet 16) [17 made] 27, Jack Givens vs. Duke (1978 Championship) [18 made] 27, Pat Riley vs. Michigan (1966 Elite 8) [13 made] 27, Cotton Nash vs. Loyola (1964 Reg. Cons.) [11 made]

1.000, Jamal Mashburn vs. Wake Forest (1993, Sweet 16) [5-of-5] .833, Cameron Mills vs. St. Joseph’s (1997, Sweet 16) [5-of-6] .833, Travis Ford vs. Wake Forest (1993, Sweet 16) [5-of-6] .800, John Pelphrey vs. Iowa State (1992, 2nd Round) [4-of-5] .750, Tayshaun Prince vs. Tulsa (2002, 2nd Round) [6-of-8] .750, Tayshaun Prince vs. Iowa (2001, 2nd Round) [6-of-8]

by Opponent 35 by Austin Carr, Notre Dame (1970, 1st Round) [22 made] 32 by Elgin Baylor, Seattle (1958, Nat. Championship) [9 made] 31 by James Williams, Austin Peay (1973, Sweet 16) [13 made] 29 by Don Hennon, Pittsburgh (1957, Sweet 16) [11 made] 26 by Ron Carter, VMI (1977, Sweet 16) [13 made] 26 by Henry Finkel, Dayton (1966, Sweet 16) [15 made] 26 by Bob Brown, Louisville (1951, 1st Round) [7 made]

by Opponent .833 by Shannon Brown, Michigan State (2005, Elite 8) [5-of-6] .714 by Kirk Penney, Wisconsin (2003, Sweet 16) [5-of-7] .667, five players

F IELD G OAL P ERCENTAGE

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1.000, Kenny Walker vs. W. Kentucky (1986, 2nd Round) [11-for-11] .909, Travis Ford vs. Wake Forest (1993, Sweet 16) [10-of-11] .867, Truman Claytor vs. VMI (1977, Sweet 16) [13-of-15] .846, Mike Phillips vs. Miami, Ohio (1978, Sweet 16) [11-of-13] .818, Marquis Estill vs. Iowa (2001, 2nd Round) [9-of-11] by Opponent 1.000 by Christian Laettner, Duke (1992, Elite 8) [10-of-10] .900 by Ben Caton, Utah (1996, Sweet 16) [9-of-10] .875 by Ric Cobb, Marqutte (1969, Sweet 16) [7-of-8] .818 by Randy Ayers, Miami, Ohio (1978, Sweet 16) [9-of-11]

3-P OINT F IELD G OALS 7, Tony Delk vs. Syracuse (1996 Championship) [12 attempts] 6, Tayshaun Prince vs. Tulsa (2002 2nd Round) [8 attempts] 6, Tayshaun Prince vs. Iowa (2001 2nd Round) [8 attempts] 5, 11 players (Last Joe Crawford 2008 1st round [8 attempts]

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F REE T HROWS 17, Roger Newman vs. Ohio State (1961 Elite 8) [22 attempts] 13, Scott Padgett vs. Kansas (1999 2nd Round) [17 attempts] 13, Rodrick Rhodes vs. Tenn. St. (1994 1st Round) [19 attempts] 13, Ed Davender vs. Maryland (1988 2nd Round) [14 attempts] 13, Kenny Walker vs. Washington (1985 1st Round) [15 attempts] by Opponent 16 by John Riser, Pittsburgh (1957, Sweet 16) [17 attempts] 15 by Ron Bayless, Iowa State (1992, 2nd Round) [16 attempts] 14 by Miles Simon, Arizona (1997 Championship) [17 attempts] 14 by Dean Meminger, Marquette (1971, Regional Consolation) [17 attempts] 14 by Jim Coleman, Loyola (1964, Elite 8) [17 attempts]

F REE T HROW ATTEMPTS 22, Roger Newman vs. Ohio State (1961 Elite 8) [17 made] 19, Rodrick Rhodes vs. Tenn. St. (1994 1st Round) [13 made] 17, Scott Padgett vs. Kansas (1999 2nd Round) [13 made] 15, Kenny Walker vs. Washington (1985 1st Round) [13 made] 15, Vernon Hatton vs. Seattle (1958 Championship) [12 made]

by Opponent 6 by David Bluthenthal, USC (2001, Sweet 16) [9 attempts] 6 by Dean Oliver, Iowa (2001, 2nd Round) [9 attempts] 6 by Jeff Boschee, Kansas (1999, 2nd Round) [18 attempts] 6 by Tyler Brown, S. Carolina St. (1998, 1st Round) [10 attempts]

by Opponent 18 by Robert Kendrick, Wayne State (1956 Sweet 16) [10 made] 17 by Miles Simon, Arizona (1997 Championship) [14 made] 17 by Dean Meminger, Marquette (1971, Reg. Consolation) [14 made] 17 by Jim Coleman, Loyola (1964, Elite 8) [14 made] 17 by John Riser, Pittsburgh (1957, Sweet 16) [16 made]

3-P OINT F IELD G OALS ATTEMPTS

F REE T HROW P ERCENTAGE

14, Tony Delk vs. North Carolina (1995 Elite 8) [5 made] 12, Scott Padgett vs. Arizona (1997 Championship) [3 made] 12, Tony Delk vs. Syracuse (1996 Championship) [7 made] 12, Tony Delk vs. Marquette (1994 2nd Round) [5 made] 9, seven players (Last Ramel Bradley 2008 1st Round [3 made]

1.000, Dan Issel vs. Miami, Ohio (1969, Reg. Cons.) [12-of-12] 1.000, Bobby Perry vs. UAB (2006, 1st Round) [10-of-10] 1.000, Mike Casey vs. Marquette (1969, Sweet 16) [10-of-10] 1.000, Cliff Hawkins vs. Utah (2003, 2nd Round) [8-of-8] 1.000, Nazr Mohammed vs. S. Carolina St. (1998, 1st Round) [8-of-8] 1.000, Derek Anderson vs. Utah (1996, Sweet 16) [8-of-8] 1.000, Travis Ford vs. Tennessee State (1994, 1st Round) [8-of-8] 1.000, Adrian Smith vs. Notre Dame (1958, Elite 8) [8-of-8]

by Opponent 18 by Jeff Boschee, Kansas (1999, 2nd Round) [6 made]

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by Opponent 1.000 by Jim McDaniels, W. Kentucky (1971 Sweet 16) [11-of-11] 1.000 by Christian Laettner, Duke (1992 Elite 8) [10-of-10] 1.000 by Justin Thigpen, Iowa State (1992, 2nd round) [9-of-9] 1.000 by Arthur Lee, Stanford (1998 Championship) [9-of-9] 1.000 by Otto Petty, Florida State (1972, Elite 8) [9-of-9] 1.000 by Cazzie Russell, Michigan (1966 Elite 8) [9-of-9] 1.000 by Marc Jackson, Utah (2003, 2nd Round) [8-of-8] 1.000 by Oliver Robinson, UAB (1981, 2nd Round) [8-of-8] 1.000 by Mike Gminski, Duke (1978, Championship) [8-of-8] 1.000 by Steve Krafcisin, North Carolina (1977, Sweet 16) [8-of-8]

R EBOUNDS 21, Bill Spivey vs. Kansas State (1951, Finals) 16, Jim Andrews vs. Marquette (1972, Sweet 16) 16, Dan Issel vs. Marquette (1968, Sweet 16) 16, Bill Lickert vs. Morehead State (1961, Sweet 16) 16, Johnny Cox vs. Seattle (1958, Finals) 16, Ed Beck vs. Michigan State (1957, Elite 8) 16, Bill Spivey vs. Illinois (1951, Final Four) by Opponent 30 by Jerry Lucas, Ohio State (1961, Elite 8) 23 by Kent Benson, Indiana (1975, Elite 8) 20 by Artis Gilmore, Jacksonville (1970, Elite 8) 19 by Elgin Baylor, Seattle (1958, National Championship) 18 by Caswell Cyrus, St. Bonaventure (2000, 1st Round) 18 by Howard Jackson, Austin Peay (1973, Sweet 16) 18 by Les Hunter, Loyola (1964, Regional Consolation) 18 by Johnny Green, Michigan State (1957, Sweet 16) 18 by Bob Lochmuller, Louisville (1951, 1st Round)

A SSISTS 14, Dicky Beal vs. BYU (1984, 2nd Round) 9, Wayne Turner vs. Saint Louis (1998, 2nd Round) 9, Sean Woods vs. Duke (1992, Elite 8) [OT] 9, Sean Woods vs. Iowa State (1992, 2nd Round) 9, Roger Harden vs. Alabama (1986, Sweet 16) 9, Dicky Beal vs. Louisville (1984, Sweet 16) 9, Scotty Baesler vs. Ohio State (1962, Elite 8) by Opponent 14 by Andre McCarter, UCLA (1975, National Championship) 12 by Edgar Padilla, Massachusetts (1996, Final Four) 11 by Dwayne Wade, Marquette (2003, Elite 8) 11 by Mateen Cleaves, Michigan State (1999, Elite 8) 11 by Bruce Douglass, Illinois (1984, Elite 8)

B LOCKS 6, Jamaal Magloire vs. UCLA (1998, Sweet 16) 6, Nazr Mohammed vs. UCLA (1998, Sweet 16) 4, Jamaal Magloire vs. Saint Louis (1998, 2nd Round) 4, Jamaal Magloire vs. Montana (1997, 1st Round) 4, Mark Pope vs. San Jose State (1996, 1st Round) 4, Andre Riddick vs. Rider (1993, 1st Round) 4, Melvin Turpin vs. Middle Tennessee State (1982, 1st Round)

S TEALS 6, Anthony Epps vs. San Jose State (1996, 1st Round) 6, Antoine Walker vs. San Jose State (1996, 1st Round) 6, Dicky Beal vs. Louisville (1984, Sweet 16) 5, Patrick Sparks vs. Connecticut (2006, 2nd Round) 5, Rajon Rondo vs. Eastern Kentucky (2005, 1st Round) 5, Anthony Epps vs. Minnesota (1997, Final 4) 5, Wayne Turner vs. Minnesota (1997, Final 4) 5, Wayne Turner vs. Utah (1997, Elite 8) 5, Wayne Turner vs. Montana (1997, 1st Round) 5, Anthony Epps vs. Tulane (1995, 2nd Round) 5, Rodrick Rhodes vs. Tennessee State (1994, 1st Round)

152

1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974

Year

Oregon Indiana Wisconsin Stanford Wyoming Utah Oklahoma State Oklahoma State Holy Cross Kentucky Kentucky CCNY Kentucky Kansas Indiana LaSalle San Francisco San Francisco North Carolina Kentucky California Ohio State Cincinnati Cincinnati Loyola (Ill.) UCLA UCLA Texas Western UCLA UCLA UCLA UCLA UCLA UCLA UCLA N.C. State

Champion

46-33 60-42 39-34 53-38 46-34 42-40$ 49-45 43-40 58-47 58-42 46-36 71-68 68-58 80-63 69-68 92-76 77-63 83-71 54-53& 84-72 71-70 75-55 70-65$ 71-59 60-58$ 98-83 91-80 72-65 79-64 78-55 92-72 80-69 68-62 81-76 87-66 76-64

Score

Ohio State Kansas Washington State Dartmouth Georgetown Dartmouth New York U. North Carolina Oklahoma Baylor Oklahoma State Bradley Kansas State St. John’s Kansas Bradley LaSalle Iowa Kansas Seattle West Virginia California Ohio State Ohio State Cincinnati Duke Michigan Kentucky Dayton North Carolina Purdue Jacksonville Vacated ** Florida State Memphis State Marquette

3rd Place

*Oklahoma *Duquesne *Pittsburgh *Kentucky *Texas *Iowa State *Arkansas Ohio State Texas Holy Cross Illinois N.C. State Illinois Illinois Washington Penn State Colorado Temple San Francisco Temple Cincinnati Cincinnati Vacated Wake Forest Duke Michigan Princeton Duke Houston Ohio State Drake New Mexico St. Vacated ** North Carolina Indiana UCLA

*Villanova *Southern Cal *Arkansas *Colorado *DePaul *Ohio State *Ohio State California CCNY Kansas State Oregon State Baylor Oklahoma St. Santa Clara LSU Southern Cal Iowa SMU Michigan State Kansas State Louisville New York U. Utah UCLA Oregon State Kansas State Wichita State Utah North Carolina Houston North Carolina St. Bonaventure Kansas Louisville Providence State Kansas

4th Place Evanston, Ill. Kansas City, Mo. Kansas City, Mo. Kansas City, Mo. New York New York New York New York New York New York Seattle, Wash. New York Minneapolis, Minn. Seattle, Wash. Kansas City, Mo. Kansas City, Mo. Kansas City, Mo. Evanston, Ill. Kansas City, Mo. Louisville, Ky. Louisville, Ky. San Francisco, Calif. Kansas City, Mo. Louisville, Ky. Louisville, Ky. Kansas City, Mo. Portland, Ore. College Park, Md. Louisville, Ky. Los Angeles, Calif. Louisville, Ky. College Park, Md. Houston, Texas Los Angeles, Calif. St. Louis, Mo. Greensboro, N.C.

Site of Finals Howard Hobson, Oregon Branch McCracken, Indiana Harold Foster, Wisconsin Everett Dean, Stanford Everett Shelton, Wyoming Vadal Peterson, Utah Henry Iba, Oklahoma State Henry Iba, Oklahoma State Alvin Julian, Holy Cross Adolph Rupp, Kentucky Adolph Rupp, Kentucky Nat Holman, CCNY Adolph Rupp, Kentucky Forrest Allen, Kansas Branch McCracken, Indiana Kenneth Loeffler, LaSalle Phil Woolpert, San Francisco Phil Woolpert, San Francisco Frank McGuire, North Carolina Adolph Rupp, Kentucky Pete Newell, California Fred Taylor, Ohio State Edwin Jucker, Cincinnati Edwin Jucker, Cincinnati George Ireland, Loyola (Ill.) John Wooden, UCLA John Wooden, UCLA Don Haskins, Texas Western John Wooden, UCLA John Wooden, UCLA John Wooden, UCLA John Wooden, UCLA John Wooden, UCLA John Wooden, UCLA John Wooden, UCLA Norman Sloan, N.C. State

Coach of Champions

NCAA F INAL F OUR R ESULTS

Runner-up

Outstanding Player

None Selected Marvin Huffman, Indiana John Kotz, Wisconsin Howard Dallmar, Stanford Ken Sailors, Wyoming Arnold Ferrin, Utah Bob Kurland, Oklahoma State Bob Kurland, Oklahoma State George Kaftan, Holy Cross Alex Groza, Kentucky Alex Groza, Kentucky Irwin Dambrot, CCNY None Selected Clyde Lovelette, Kansas B.H. Born, Kansas Tom Gola, LaSalle Bill Russell, San Francisco Hal Lear, Temple Wilt Chamberlain, Kansas Elgin Baylor, Seattle Jerry West, West Virginia Jerry Lucas, Ohio State Jerry Lucas, Ohio State Paul Hogue, Cincinnati Art Heyman, Duke Walt Hazzard, UCLA Bill Bradley, Princeton Jerry Chambers, Utah Lew Alcindor, UCLA Lew Alcindor, UCLA Lew Alcindor, UCLA Sidney Wicks, UCLA Vacated ** Bill Walton, UCLA Bill Walton, UCLA David Thompson, N.C. State

Pre-1950

N U C K Y M E N

1950s

E ’

153

S B A S K

1960s

K E T B A L L

Champion

Score

Runner-up

3rd Place

4th Place

Site of Finals

Coach of Champions

Outstanding Player

1975 UCLA 92-85 Kentucky Louisville Syracuse San Diego, Calif. John Wooden, UCLA Richard Washington, UCLA 1976 Indiana 86-68 Michigan UCLA Rutgers Philadelphia, Pa. Bob Knight, Indiana Kent Benson, Indiana 1977 Marquette 67-59 North Carolina UNLV Charlotte Atlanta, Ga. Al McGuire, Marquette Butch Lee, Marquette 1978 Kentucky 94-88 Duke Arkansas Notre Dame St. Louis, Mo. Joe B. Hall, Kentucky Jack Givens, Kentucky 1979 Michigan State 75-64 Indiana State DePaul Penn Salt Lake City, Utah Jud Heathcote, Michigan State Earvin Johnson, Michigan St. 1980 Louisville 59-54 Vacated ** Purdue Iowa Indianapolis, Ind. Denny Crum, Louisville Darrell Griffith, Louisville 1981 Indiana 63-50 North Carolina Virginia LSU Philadelphia, Pa. Bob Knight, Indiana Isiah Thomas, Indiana 1982 North Carolina 63-62 Georgetown *Houston *Louisville New Orleans, La. Dean Smith, North Carolina James Worthy, UNC 1983 N.C. State 54-52 Houston *Georgia *Louisville Albuquerque, N.M. Jim Valvano, N.C. State Akeem Olajuwon, Houston 1984 Georgetown 84-75 Houston *Kentucky *Virginia Seattle, Wash. John Thompson, Georgetown Patrick Ewing, Georgetown 1985 Villanova 66-64 Georgetown *St. John’s *Memphis State Lexington, Ky. Rollie Massimino, Villanova Ed Pinckney, Villanova 1986 Louisville 72-69 Duke *LSU *Kansas Dallas, Texas Denny Crum, Louisville Pervis Ellison, Louisville 1987 Indiana 74-73 Syracuse *Providence *UNLV New Orleans, La. Bob Knight, Indiana Keith Smart, Indiana 1988 Kansas 83-79 Oklahoma *Arizona *Duke Kansas City, Mo. Larry Brown, Kansas Danny Manning, Kansas 1989 Michigan 80-79$ Seton Hall *Duke *Illinois Seattle, Wash. Steve Fisher, Michigan Glen Rice, Michigan 1990 UNLV 103-73 Duke *Arkansas *Georgia Tech Denver, Colo. Jerry Tarkanian, UNLV Anderson Hunt, UNLV 1991 Duke 72-65 Kansas *UNLV *North Carolina Indianapolis, Ind. Mike Krzyzewski, Duke Christian Laettner, Duke 1992 Duke 71-51 Michigan *Cincinnati *Indiana Minneapolis, Minn. Mike Krzyzewski, Duke Bobby Hurley, Duke 1993 North Carolina 77-71 Michigan *Kentucky *Kansas New Orleans, La. Dean Smith, North Carolina Donald Williams, UNC 1994 Arkansas 76-72 Duke *Florida *Arizona Charlotte, N.C. Nolan Richardson, Arkansas Corliss Williamson, Arkansas 1995 UCLA 89-78 Arkansas *Oklahoma State *North Carolina Seattle, Wash. Jim Harrick, UCLA Ed O‘Bannon, UCLA 1996 Kentucky 76-67 Syracuse *Massachusetts *Mississippi State East Rutherford, N.J. Rick Pitino, Kentucky Tony Delk, Kentucky 1997 Arizona 84-79$ Kentucky *Minnesota *North Carolina Indianapolis, Ind. Lute Olsen, Arizona Miles Simon, Arizona 1998 Kentucky 78-69 Utah *North Carolina *Stanford San Antonio, Texas TubbySmith, Kentucky Jeff Sheppard, Kentucky 1999 Connecticut 77-74 Duke *Michigan State *Ohio State St. Petersburg, Fla. Jim Calhoun, Connecticut Richard Hamilton, UConn 2000 Michigan State 89-76 Florida *North Carolina *Wisconsin Indianapolis, Ind. Tom Izzo, Michigan State Mateen Cleaves, Michigan St. 2001 Duke 82-72 Arizona *Maryland *Michigan State Minneapolis, Minn. Mike Krzyzewski, Duke Shane Battier, Duke 2002 Maryland 64-52 Indiana *Kansas *Oklahoma Atlanta, Ga. Gary Williams, Maryland Juan Dixon, Maryland 2003 Syracuse 81-78 Kansas *Marquette *Texas New Orleans, La. Jim Boeheim, Syracuse Carmelo Anthony, Syracuse 2004 Connecticut 82-73 Georgia Tech *Duke *Oklahoma State San Antonio, Texas Jim Calhoun, Connecticut Emeka Okafor, Connecticut 2005 North Carolina 75-70 Illinois *Louisville *Michigan State St. Louis, Mo. Roy Williams, North Carolina Sean May, North Carolina 2006 Florida 73-57 UCLA *George Mason *LSU Indianapolis, Ind. Billy Donovan, Florida Joakim Noah, Florida 2007 Florida 84-75 Ohio State *Georgetown *UCLA Atlanta, Ga. Billy Donovan, Florida Corey Brewer, Florida 2008 Kansas 75-68 Memphis *North Carolina *UCLA San Antonio, Texas Bill Self, Kansas Mario Chalmers, Kansas 2009 North Carolina 89-72 Michigan State *Connecticut *Villanova Detroit, Mich. Roy Williams, North Carolina Wayne Ellington, North Carolina *-Tied for third place $-Overtime &-Three Overtimes **Student-athletes representing Villanova (1971), Western Kentucky (1971) and UCLA (1980) were declared ineligible subsequent to the tournament. Under NCAA rules, the teams’ and ineligible student-athletes’ records were deleted; and the teams’ places in the standings were vacated.

Year

T U C K

1970s

1980s

N Y M E N

1990s

E ’

154

S B A S K

2000s

K E T B A L L

’

Y EAR - BY-Y EAR 1942 1945 1948

1949

New Orleans New York New York

New York Seattle

1951

Illinois (RS)

46-44

Dartmouth (RF)

28-47

IN THE

W L

Ohio State (RS)

37-45

Tufts (Cons.)

66-56

Columbia (RS)

76-53

Holy Cross (RF)

60-52

Baylor (NF)

58-42

1975

Villanova (RS)

85-72

Illinois (RF)

76-47

Oklahoma State (NF)

46-36

Raleigh

Louisville (1st)

79-68

New York

St. John’s (RS)

59-43

Illinois (RF)

76-74

1978

NCAA Indiana (RF)

65-72

Tuscaloosa

Marquette (1st)

76-54

Dayton

Central Michigan (RS)

90-73

Indiana (RF)

92-90

Syracuse (NS)

95-79

San Diego 1977

UCLA (NF)

85-92

Philadelphia

Princeton (1st)

72-58

College Park

VMI (RS)

93-78

North Carolina (RF)

72-79

Knoxville

Florida State (1st)

85-76

Dayton

Miami, Ohio (RS)

91-69

Michigan State (RF)

52-49

Arkansas (NS)

64-59

St. Louis

Minneapolis

Kansas State (NF)

68-58

1952

Raleigh

Penn State (RS)

82-54

St. John’s (RF)

57-64

1955

Evanston

Marquette (RS)

71-79

Penn State (Cons.)

84-59

19826 Nashville

Middle Tennessee11 (1st) 44-50

1956

Iowa City

Wayne State (RS)

84-64

19833 Tampa

Ohio11 (2nd)

57-40

Iowa (RF)

77-89

Indiana2 (RS)

64-59

1957

Lexington

Pittsburgh (RS)

98-92

Louisville1 (RF) [OT]

68-80

Michigan State (RF)

68-80

BYU8 (2nd)

93-68

Miami, Ohio (RS)

94-70

Louisville5 (RS)

72-67

Notre Dame (RF)

89-56

Illinois2 (RF)

54-51

Tempe (NS)

61-60

Georgetown1 (NS)

40-53

Seattle (NF)

84-72

Washington5 (1st)

66-58

Louisville (RS)

61-76

Marquette (Cons.)

98-69

W W

1958

Lexington Louisville

1959

Evanston

19801 Bowling Green Lexington 19812 Tuscaloosa

Knoxville

W L

19841 Birmingham Lexington Seattle 198512 Salt Lake City

L Denver 19861 Charlotte

Duke (NF)

94-88

Florida State8 (2nd)

97-78

Duke4 (RS)

54-55

UAB7 (2nd)

62-69

UNLV4 (2nd)

64-61

St. John’s1 (RS)

70-86

Davidson16 (1st)

75-55

1961

Louisville

Morehead State (RS)

71-64

Ohio State (RF)

74-87

1962

Iowa City

Butler (RS)

81-60

Ohio State (RF)

64-74

1964

Minneapolis

Ohio (RS)

69-85

19878 Atlanta

Loyola, Chi. (Cons.)

91-100

•19882 Cincinnati

Southern15 (1st)

99-84

Dayton (RS)

86-79

Michigan (RF)

84-77

Duke (NS)

83-79

1966

Iowa City College Park

UTEP (NF) 1968 1969

Lexington Madison

L W

65-72

Atlanta

Birmingham 19922 Worcester

107-89

Philadelphia

Ohio State (RF)

81-82

Columbus

Marquette (RS)

74-81

Miami, Ohio (Cons.)

72-71

Notre Dame (RS)

109-99

Jacksonville (RF)

100-106

New Orleans

Western Kentucky (RS)

83-107

1971

Athens

Marquette (Cons.)

74-91

1972

Dayton

Marquette (RS)

85-69

19931 Nashville

1973

Nashville

Austin Peay (RS) [OT]

Florida State (RF)

54-73 106-100

W W

LSU11 (RF)

57-59

Ohio State9 (1st)

77-91

Maryland7 (2nd)

90-81

Villanova6 (RS)

74-80

Old Dominion15 (1st)

88-69

106-98

87-77

103-104

Massachusetts (RS)

Rider16 (1st)

96-52

Utah8 (2nd)

83-62

Wake Forest5 (RS)

103-69

Florida State3 (RF)

106-81

Michigan1 (NS) [OT]

78-81

19943 St. Petersburg

Tennessee State14 (1st)

83-70

19951 Memphis

Mt. St. Mary’s16 (1st)

Marquette6 (2nd)

L W

71-64 68-63

Duke (RF) [OT]

Charlotte 1970

Western Ky.8 (2nd) Alabama5 (RS)

Iowa State10 (2nd)

Marquette (RS)

L W

Birmingham

155

L W

63-75 113-67

L W

Tulane9 (2nd)

82-60

Arizona State5 (RS)

97-73

19961 Dallas

E. Rutherford 19971 Salt Lake City San Jose Indianapolis 19982 Atlanta St. Petersburg San Antonio 19993 New Orleans St. Louis 5

2000

North Carolina2 (RF)

61-74 110-72

84-60

101-70

Utah4 (RS)

’

Philadelphia 20024 St. Louis

83-63

Massachusetts1 (NS)

81-74

Syracuse

Syracuse4 (NF)

76-67

20031 Nashville

Montana16 (1st)

92-54

Iowa8 (2nd)

75-69

St. Joseph’s4 (RS)

83-68

Utah2 (RF)

72-59

Minnesota1 (NS)

78-69

Arizona4 (NF) [OT]

79-84 82-67

Saint Louis10 (2nd)

88-61

UCLA6 (RS)

94-68

Duke1 (RF)

86-84

Stanford3 (NS) [OT]

86-85

Utah3 (NF)

78-69

New Mexico State14 (1st) 82-60

Kansas6 (2nd) [OT]

92-88

Miami, Ohio10 (RS)

58-43

Michigan State1 (RF)

66-73

St. Bonaventure (1st) [2OT]

85-80

Syracuse4

50-52

Minneapolis

S.C. State15 (1st)

20012 Long Island

Wake Forest2 (RF)

Cleveland

San Jose State16 (1st) Virginia Tech9 (2nd)

Minneapolis

Holy Cross15 (1st)

72-68

Iowa7 (2nd)

92-79

Southern Cal6 (RS)

76-80

Valparaiso13 (1st)

83-68

W W

Tulsa12 (2nd)

87-82

Maryland1 (RS)

68-78

IUPUI16 (1st)

95-64

Site

19982 Atlanta

L W

Utah9 (2nd)

74-54

63-57

Marquette3 (RF)

69-83

20041 Columbus

Florida A&M16 (1st)

96-76

UAB9 (2nd)

75-76

20052 Indianapolis

Eastern Kentucky15 (1st) 72-64

Cincinnati7 (2nd)

69-60

Utah6 (RS)

62-52

Austin

L W L

Michigan State5 (RF) [2OT] 88-94

L W

Wisconsin5 (RS)

20068 Philadelphia

UAB9 (1st)

69-64

Connecticut1 (2nd)

83-87

20078 Chicago

Villanova9 (1st)

67-58

Kansas1 (2nd)

88-76

200811 Anaheim

Marquette (1st)

74-66

W L W

• as part of sanctions imposed by the NCAA, UK had to erase from its records the three games played in the NCAA Tournament: a 99-84 win over Southern, a 90-81 win over Maryland and an 80-74 loss to Villanova.

What’s what? UK Seed

Opp. Seed

Round

S.C. State15 (1st)

156

82-67

UK Opponent

First Meeting

VS .

’

NCAA O PPONENTS W-L

Opponent

First Meeting

Last Meeting

1-0

Ohio State

1945

1987

1-2

Oklahoma State

1949

1997

0-1

Old Dominion

1992

1995

1-0

Penn State

1952

Arkansas

1978

1-0

Pittsburgh

1957

1-0

Austin Peay

1973

1-0

Princeton

1977

1-0

Baylor

1948

1-0

Rider

1993

1-0

BYU

1984

1-0

St. Bonaventure

2000

Butler

1962

1-0

St. John’s

1951

Central Michigan

1975

1-0

St. Joseph’s

1997

1-0

Cincinnati

2005

1-0

Saint Louis

1998

1-0

Columbia

1948

1-0

San Jose State

1996

1-0

Connecticut

2006

0-1

Seattle

1958

1-0

Dartmouth

1942

0-1

South Carolina St.

1998

1-0

Davidson

1986

1-0

Southern Cal

2001

0-1

Dayton

1966

1-0

Stanford

1998

Duke

1966

3-2

Syracuse

1975

Eastern Kentucky

2005

1-0

Temple

1958

1-0

Florida A&M

2004

Florida State

1972

Georgetown

1984

Holy Cross

1948

Illinois

Alabama

1986

UAB

1981

Arizona Arizona State

Last Meeting

2006

1998

W-L 0-5 1-0 1-0

1955

2-0

1-0 1985

1-2

1-0 2000

2-1

1-0

Tennessee State

1994

1-0

3-1

UTEP

1966

0-1

Tufts

1945

1-0

2001

2-0

Tulane

1995

1-0

1942

1984

4-0

Tulsa

2002

Indiana

1973

1983

2-1

UCLA

1975

1998

IUPUI

2003

1-0

Utah

1993

2005

Iowa

1956

2-1

Valparaiso

2002

Iowa State

1992

1-0

Villanova

1949

Jacksonville

1970

0-1

VMI

1977

Kansas

1999

1-1

Virginia Tech

1996

Kansas State

1951

1-0

Wake Forest

1993

LSU

1986

Louisville

1951

Loyola, Ill.

1964

Marquette

1955

Maryland

2002

Massachusetts

1992

1996

2-0

Miami, Ohio

1958

1999

4-0

Michigan

1966

1993

1-1

Michigan State

1957

2005

1-3

1993

2001

2007

1984 2008

0-1

Washington

1985

2-2

Wayne

1956

0-1

Western Kentucky

1971

4-6

Wisconsin

2003

0-1

Totals

Middle Tennessee

1982

0-1

Minnesota

1997

1-0

Montana

1997

1-0

Morehead State

1961

1-0

Mount St. Mary’s

1995

1-0

UNLV

1985

1-0

New Mexico State

1999

North Carolina

1977

1995

0-2

Notre Dame

1958

1970

2-0

Ohio

1964

1983

1-1

1-0

157

1-0 1-1 6-0 1-0 2007

2-0 1-0 1-0

1996

2-0 1-0 1-0

1986

1-1 1-0 98-44

IN THE

Titles 43 10 9 7 6 4 3 2 2 1 1 1

SEC A LL -T IME S TANDINGS Last Title 2005 2009 2008 2002 2004 2007 1993 1994 1999 1990 1997 1938

R EGULAR -S EASON G AMES O NLY 1933-2009 Team KENTUCKY Alabama Tennessee Arkansas Vanderbilt LSU Florida Auburn Mississippi St. Georgia South Carolina Ole Miss

•Former SEC Member

SEC T OURNAMENT C HAMPIONSHIPS Team KENTUCKY Alabama Tennessee Florida Mississippi State Georgia Arkansas Auburn •Georgia Tech LSU Ole Miss Vanderbilt

S OUTHEASTERN C ONFERENCE

SEC C HAMPIONSHIPS Team KENTUCKY LSU Tennessee Alabama Mississippi State Florida Vanderbilt Arkansas Auburn Georgia South Carolina •Georgia Tech

’

Titles 25 6 4 3 3 2 1 1 1 1 1 1

Last Title 2004 1991 1979 2007 2009 2008 2000 1985 1938 1980 1981 1951

Yrs. 76 76 76 18 77 77 76 76 76 77 18 76

Won 861 703 644 151 609 610 526 546 525 470 116 431

Lost 241 530 498 133 559 576 593 632 675 694 172 748

Pct. .781 .570 .564 .532 .521 .514 .470 .463 .438 .404 .403 .366

Titles 43 7 9 2 3 10 3 2 6 1 1 0

207 252 76

.493 .436 .038

1 0 0

F ORMER M EMBERS Georgia Tech Tulane Sewanee

32 34 8

201 195 3

NOTE: Sewanee withdrew after the 1940 season, Georgia Tech after the 1964 season and Tulane after the 1966 campaign. During World War II, Alabama, Auburn, Florida, Ole Miss, Mississippi State and Tennessee suspended intercollegiate basketball for the 1944 season. Kentucky did not compete for the title during the 1953, 1989 and 1990 seasons due to NCAA suspension.

•Former SEC Member

A NNUAL S OUTHEASTERN C ONFERENCE C HAMPIONS Year 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949

Champion (SEC W-L) East Champ Kentucky (8-0) Alabama (13-2) LSU (12-0), Kentucky (11-0) Tennessee (8-4) Kentucky (5-3) Georgia Tech (9-2) Kentucky (5-2) Kentucky (4-4) Tennessee (8-3) Kentucky (6-2) Tennessee (6-3) Kentucky (0-0) Kentucky (4-1) Kentucky (6-0) Kentucky (11-0) Kentucky (9-0) Kentucky (13-0)

West Champ

Tourney Champ Kentucky Alabama No Tournament Tennessee Kentucky Georgia Tech Kentucky Kentucky Tennessee Kentucky Tennessee Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky

158

Site Atlanta Atlanta

Championship Game Result Kentucky 46, Mississippi State 27 Alabama 41, Florida 25

Knoxville •Knoxville Baton Rouge Knoxville Knoxville Louisville Louisville Louisville ••Louisville Louisville Louisville Louisville Louisville Louisville

Tennessee 29, Alabama 25 Kentucky 39, Tennessee 25 Georgia Tech 58, Ole Miss 47 Kentucky 46, Tennessee 38 Kentucky 51, Georgia 43 Tennessee 36, Kentucky 33 Kentucky 36, Alabama 34 Tennessee 33, Kentucky 30 Kentucky 62, Tulane 46 Kentucky 39, Tennessee 35 Kentucky 59, LSU 36 Kentucky 55, Tulane 38 Kentucky 54, Georgia Tech 43 Kentucky 68, Tulane 52

Champion (SEC W-L) Kentucky (11-2) Kentucky (14-0) Kentucky (14-0) LSU (13-0) Kentucky/LSU (14-0) Kentucky (12-2) Alabama (14-0) Kentucky (12-2) Kentucky (12-2)

Mississippi State (13-1) Auburn (12-2) Mississippi State (11-3) Kentucky/Mississippi State (13-1) Mississippi State (13-1) Kentucky (11-3) Vanderbilt (15-1) Kentucky (15-1) Tennessee (15-3) Kentucky (15-3) Kentucky (16-2) Kentucky (17-1) Kentucky (16-2) Kentucky/Tennessee (14-4) Kentucky (14-4) Alabama/Vanderbilt (15-3) Kentucky/Alabama (15-3) Alabama (15-3) Kentucky/Tennessee (16-2) Kentucky (16-2) LSU (14-4) Kentucky (15-3) LSU (17-1) Kentucky/Tennessee (13-5) Kentucky (13-5) Kentucky (14-4) LSU (13-5)

Year 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958

1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985

East Champ

C K

Tennessee 75, Kentucky 69 (OT) LSU 80, Kentucky 78 Ole Miss 66, Georgia 62 Alabama 48, Kentucky 46 Georgia 86, Alabama 71 Kentucky 51, Auburn 49 Auburn 53, Alabama 49 (OT)

Birmingham Birmingham Birmingham Lexington Birmingham Nashville Birmingham

Championship Game Result Kentucky 95, Tennessee 58 Vanderbilt 61, Kentucky 57 Kentucky 44, LSU 43

T Y

No Tournament No Tournament No Tournament No Tournament No Tournament No Tournament No Tournament No Tournament No Tournament No Tournament No Tournament No Tournament No Tournament No Tournament No Tournament No Tournament Tennessee LSU Ole Miss Alabama Georgia Kentucky Auburn

Site Louisville Louisville Louisville

No Tournament No Tournament No Tournament

Tourney Champ Kentucky Vanderbilt Kentucky No Tournament No Tournament No Tournament No Tournament No Tournament No Tournament

No Tournament

West Champ

K M E N â&#x20AC;&#x2122;

159

S B A S K E T B A L L

Champion (SEC W-L) Kentucky (17-1) Alabama (16-2) Vacated Florida (13-5) Georgia (13-5) Mississippi State/LSU (13-5) Arkansas (13-3) Vanderbilt (14-2) Arkansas (14-2)

West Champ

Arkansas (13-3) Arkansas (10-6) Arkansas (14-2)

East Champ

Kentucky (12-4) Vanderbilt (14-2) Kentucky/Florida (12-4)

Tourney Champ Kentucky Alabama Vacated Alabama Alabama Alabama Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky

Site Lexington Atlanta Baton Rouge Knoxville Orlando Nashville Birmingham Lexington Memphis

Championship Game Result Kentucky 83, Alabama 72 Alabama 69, LSU 62 Kentucky 62, Georgia 57 Alabama 72, Florida 60 Alabama 70, Ole Miss 51 Alabama 88, Tennessee 64 Kentucky 80, Alabama 54 Kentucky 82, LSU 65 Kentucky 73, Florida 60

E N T U C K

1995 Kentucky (14-2) Kentucky (14-2) Arkansas/Mississippi St. (12-4) Kentucky Atlanta Kentucky 95, Arkansas 93 (OT) 1996 Kentucky (16-0) Kentucky (16-0) Mississippi State (10-6) Mississippi State New Orleans Mississippi State 84, Kentucky 73 1997 South Carolina (15-1) South Carolina (15-1) Ole Miss (11-5) Kentucky Memphis Kentucky 95, Georgia 68 1998 Kentucky (14-2) Kentucky (14-2) Ole Miss (12-4) Kentucky Atlanta Kentucky 86, South Carolina 56 1999 Auburn (14-2) Tennessee (12-4) Auburn (14-2) Kentucky Atlanta Kentucky 76, Arkansas 63 2000 Kentucky/Florida/Tenn./LSU (12-4) Kentucky/Fla./Tenn. (12-4) LSU (12-4) Arkansas Atlanta Arkansas 75, Auburn 67 2001 Kentucky/Florida (12-4) Kentucky/Florida (12-4) Ole Miss (11-5) Kentucky Nashville Kentucky 77, Ole Miss 55 2002 Alabama (12-4) Kentucky/Florida (10-6) Alabama (12-4) Mississippi State Atlanta Mississippi State 61, Alabama 58 2003 Kentucky (16-0) Kentucky (16-0) Mississippi State (9-7) Kentucky New Orleans Kentucky 64, Mississippi State 57 2004 Mississippi State (14-2) Kentucky (13-3) Mississippi State (14-2) Kentucky Atlanta Kentucky 89, Florida 73 2005 Kentucky (14-2) Kentucky (14-2) Alabama/LSU (12-4) Florida Atlanta Florida 70, Kentucky 53 2006 LSU (14-2) Tennessee (12-4) LSU (14-2) Florida Nashville Florida 49, South Carolina 47 2007 Florida (13-3) Florida (13-3) Ole Miss/Mississippi St. (8-8) Florida Atlanta Florida 77, Arkansas 56 2008 Tennessee (14-2) Tennessee (14-2) Mississippi St. (12-4) Georgia Atlanta (Alexander Memorial) Georgia 66, Arkansas 57 2009 LSU (13-3) Tennessee/South Carolina (10-6) LSU (13-3) Mississippi State Tampa Mississippi State 64, Tennessee 61 NOTES: From 1933-1950 the SEC champion was determined by a tournament, except for 1935. • Only eight teams invited to participate ••Only six teams participated due to World War II Since 1951, when the round-robin schedule was introduced, the title has been decided by a winning percentage on the conference schedule. From 1951-1964 the round-robin schedule was 14 games. From 1965-1966 and since 1992 the round-robin schedule has been 16 games. From 1967-1990 the round-robin schedule was 18 games. In 1979 the SEC Tournament was renewed with the winner receiving an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament. •In 2008, the tournament was moved to Georgia Tech’s Alexander Memorial Coliseum after a tornado hit the Georgia Dome during second round action on Friday, March 14.

Year 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994

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he Wildcats have enjoyed unparalleled success in the league’s postseason tournament. In the 49 years the event has been held, Kentucky has captured 25 titles and has won 84 percent of its games in the tourney. Next in line among the schools in tournament titles is Alabama with six. Since the tournament was renewed in 1979, 10 different schools have captured the trophy. Only Vanderbilt and South Carolina have failed to win the event. Kentucky is the only team to win the event 12 times since 1979, including titles in seven of the eight years in the 1990s. During that decade, the Wildcats lost only one SEC Tournament game in 24 tries.

Team

Yrs.

Won

Lost

Pct.

Titles

KENTUCKY

111

.835

Alabama

.564

Tennessee

.559

Arkansas

.541

South Carolina

.471

LSU

.467

Florida

.438

Georgia

.440

Vanderbilt

.382

Auburn

.370

Ole Miss

.333

Mississippi St.

.352

FORMER MEMBERS

VS .

Georgia Tech

.438

Tulane

.429

Sewanee

.000

SEC T OURNAMENT F IELD

Team Alabama Arkansas Auburn Florida Georgia LSU Ole Miss Mississippi State South Carolina Tennessee Vanderbilt Former members Totals

All 11-2 7-1 12-1 10-3 8-1 14-2 14-0 7-2 3-2 10-4 4-3 11-1 111-22

1st Rd 1-0 0-0 1-0 4-1 0-0 0-0 5-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 2-0 15-1

Quarters 3-1 0-1 7-1 3-1 4-1 3-1 5-0 3-1 1-1 2-0 3-2 2-1 36-11

Semis 4-0 5-0 3-0 1-0 1-0 8-0 3-0 1-0 1-1 4-1 0-0 3-0 34-2

Finals 3-1 2-0 1-0 2-1 3-0 3-1 1-0 2-1 1-0 4-3 0-1 4-0 26-8

K ENTUCKY ’ S SEC T OURNAMENT H ISTORY 1933

Atlanta

1934 1936

Atlanta Knoxville

1937

Knoxville

1938 1939

Baton Rouge Knoxville

Ole Miss (1st) Florida (QF) LSU (SF) Mississippi State (F) Florida (1st) Mississippi State (QF) Tennessee (SF) LSU (QF) Georgia Tech (SF) Tennessee (F) Tulane (QF) Ole Miss (QF) LSU (SF) Tennessee (F)

49-31 48-24 51-38 46-27 32-38 41-39 28-39 57-37 40-30 39-25 36-38 49-30 53-34 46-38

W W W W

1940

Knoxville

1941

Louisville

1942

Louisville

1943

Louisville

L W L W W W L W W W

161

Vanderbilt (QF) Tennessee (SF) [2OT] Georgia (F) Ole Miss (1st) Tulane (QF) Alabama (SF) Tennessee (F) Florida (1st) Ole Miss (QF) Auburn (SF) Alabama (F) Tulane (1st) Georgia (QF) Mississippi State (SF)

44-34 30-29 51-43 62-52 59-30 39-37 33-36 42-36 59-32 40-31 36-34 48-31 59-30 52-43

W W W W W W L W W W W W W W

1944

1945

1946

1947

Louisville

1948

Louisville

1949

Louisville

1950

1951

1952

1979

Louisville

Birmingham

1980

Birmingham

1981 1982

Birmingham Lexington

1983 1984

1985 1986

Birmingham Nashville

Birmingham Lexington

Tennessee (F) Georgia (QF) LSU (SF) Tulane (F) Florida (1st) LSU (QF) Alabama (SF) Tennessee (F) Auburn (1st) Florida (QF) Alabama (SF) LSU (F) Vanderbilt (1st) Auburn (QF) Georgia Tech (SF) Tulane (F) Florida (1st) LSU (QF) Tennessee (SF) Georgia Tech (F) Florida (1st) Auburn (QF) Tennessee (SF) Tulane (F) Mississippi State (QF) Georgia (SF) Tennessee (F) Mississippi State (1st) Auburn (QF) Georgia Tech (SF) Vanderbilt (F) Georgia Tech (1st) Tulane (QF) Tennessee (SF) LSU (F) Ole Miss (1st) Alabama (QF) LSU (SF) Tennessee (F) [OT] Auburn (QF) Ole Miss (SF) LSU (F) Vanderbilt (QF) Auburn (QF) Ole Miss (SF) Alabama (F) Alabama (QF) Georgia (QF) Alabama (SF) Auburn (F) Florida (QF) Ole Miss (QF) LSU (SF)

M 30-33 57-29 55-28 62-46 57-35 68-37 52-41 39-35 69-24 69-32 59-30 59-36 98-29 84-18 75-53 55-38 87-31 63-47 70-47 54-43 73-36 70-39 83-44 68-52 56-46 79-63 95-58 92-70 84-54 82-56 57-61 80-59 85-61 81-66 44-43 82-77 101-100 80-67 69-75 69-61 70-67 78-80 55-60 89-66 62-58 46-48 64-69 92-79 48-46 51-49 55-58 95-69 61-58

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L W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W

1987 1988

Atlanta Baton Rouge

1989 1992

Knoxville Birmingham

1993

Lexington

1994

Memphis

1995

Atlanta

1996

New Orleans

1997

Memphis

1998

Atlanta

1999

Atlanta

2000 2001

Atlanta Nashville

2002 2003

Atlanta New Orleans

2004

Atlanta

2005

Atlanta

2006

Nashville

2007

Atlanta

2008 2009

Atlanta Tampa

L W W W W W W W L W W L L W W L L W W W L W W

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Alabama (F) Auburn (QF) Ole Miss (QF) LSU (SF) Georgia (F) Vanderbilt (QF) Vanderbilt (QF) LSU (SF) Alabama (F)

83-72 72-79 82-64 86-80 62-57 63-77 76-57 80-74 80-54

Tennessee (QF) 101-40 Arkansas (SF) 92-81 LSU (F) 82-65 Mississippi State (QF) 95-76 Arkansas (SF) 90-78 Florida (F) 73-60 Auburn (QF) 93-81 Florida (SF) 86-72 Arkansas (F) [OT] 95-93 Florida (QF) 100-76 Arkansas (SF) 95-75 Mississippi State (F) 73-84 Auburn (QF) 92-50 Ole Miss (SF) 88-70 Georgia (F) 95-68 Alabama (QF) 82-71 Arkansas (SF) 99-74 South Carolina (F) 86-56 Ole Miss (QF) 83-73 Auburn (SF) 69-57 Arkansas (F) 76-63 Arkansas (QF) 72-86 South Carolina (QF) 78-65 Arkansas (SF) 87-78 Ole Miss (F) 77-55 South Carolina (QF) 57-70 Vanderbilt (QF) 81-63 Auburn (SF) 78-58 Mississippi State (F) 64-57 Georgia (QF) 69-60 South Carolina (SF) 78-63 Florida (F) 89-73 Tennessee (QF) 76-62 LSU (SF) [OT] 79-78 Florida (F) 53-70 Ole Miss (1st) 71-57 Alabama (QF) 68-61 South Carolina (SF) 61-65 Alabama (1st) 79-67 Mississippi St. (QF) [OT] 82-84 Georgia (QF) [OT] 60-56 Mississippi (1st) 71-58 LSU (QF) 58-67

L W W W L W W W W W W W W W W W W W W L W W W W W W W W W L W W W L W W W W W W W W L W W L W L L W L

1 1 13 3 10 1 17 3 5 1 5 6 4 1 8 12 17 18 6 1u 11 2 2 2 2 2 13

4 1 4 3 4 1 1 6 3 9 1 16 2 6 2 2 5 3 2 11 19 9 3 1u 13 2 5 4 3 2 13

5 1 6 2 3 1 1 5 4 9 2 15 2 4 2 4 7 2 10 15 7 2 1u 9 4 4 3 3 2 12

6 1 7 1 3 1 1 4 5 9 1 2 5 2 8 5 2 t12 10 6 1u 17 6 3 6 6 2 11

7 1 5 1 3 1 1 3 4 8 1 2 4 2 9 5 2 11 11 6 1u 5 6 9 11 3 11

8 1 5 1 1 1 2 7 3 12 1 3 3 1 8 4 3 8 5 3 1 6 6 9 15 3 8

3 1 1

4 1 1 1 1 8 3 12 1 2 3 2 10 5 3 8 5 3 1 3 7 7 10 3 11

2 2 7 3 13 3 4 3 1 8 4 2 12 17 4 2 3 5 11 12 13 6 12

1 1

2 2 8 3 12 1 4 2 1 5 6 1 10 18 7 2 2 3 10 10 11 6 11

1 1

1 2 9 3 9 2

4 1 4 7 1 8 t19 6 6 1 4 7 15 7 3 5

3 3 1 5 6 2 8 4 2 1 2 9 7 10 4 8

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8 15 10 3 3

12/8-3/23 12/7-3/8 12/6-3/6 12/11-3/12 12/10-3/11 12/9-3/9 12/12-3/8 12/13-3/7 12/19-3/13 12/4-3/12 12/10-3/10 12/8-3/9 12/7-3/8 12/6-3/7 12/5-3/12 12/3-3/4 12/9-3/10 12/8-3/16 12/7-3/14 12/5-3/13 12/4-3/27 12/3-4/2 12/2-3/16 11/30-3/15 11/29-3/13 11/28-3/13 12/4-3/4 12/2-3/10 12/1-3/9 11/30-3/15 11/29-3/13 11/27-3/12 11/26-3/11

* Dates 1/20-3/8 1/5-3/7 12/19-3/7 12/11-3/4

5 -

8 18 17 6 3 1 -

3 9 11 3 3 2 3 10 13 10 16 6 6 2 11 2 1 3 4 2 18 11

2 1 9 3 9 1 19 3 9 2 10 7 4 1 7 11 20 20 7 1 6 3 2 2 2 2 9

3 1 5 3 1

2 2 12 7 5 2 13 6 2 8 4 4 4 1 3 7 14 3 1 10 5 2 2 2 2 9

2 2 2 1 2

2 2 2 3 3 2 13 20 9 5 9 3 9 3 1 5 7 8 10 15 7 4 1 10 5 2 2 3 1 10

1 2 2 1 1

A SSOCIATED P RESS P OLLS

N ATIONAL R ANKINGS N

% - Not Applicable

IN THE

Year 1948-49 1949-50 1950-51 1951-52 1952-53 1953-54 1954-55 1955-56 1956-57 1957-58 1958-59 1959-60 1960-61 1961-62 1962-63 1963-64 1964-65 1965-66 1966-67 1967-68 1968-69 1969-70 1970-71 1971-72 1972-73 1973-74 1974-75 1975-76 1976-77 1977-78 1978-79 1979-80 1980-81 1981-82 1982-83 1983-84 1984-85 1985-86

K ENTUCKY W EEK -B Y-W EEK

K ENTUCKY K A S K E T B A L L

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7 7 5 5 3 2

A S

1. Kentucky UCLA 3. North Carolina Indiana 5. Duke 6. Nine schools

C OACHES ’ N O . O NE F INISHES

34 33 25 24 22 18 14 11 10 10

’

Kentucky North Carolina Kansas UCLA Duke Indiana Louisville Marquette Michigan Utah

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.

C OACHES ’ T OP 10 F INISHES

8 8 7 6 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

1. Kentucky UCLA 3. Duke 4. North Carolina 5. Indiana 6. Cincinnati DePaul Houston Michigan UNLV Ohio State San Francisco

AP N O . O NE F INISHES

38 32 29 25 21 16 13 12 11 11

Kentucky North Carolina Duke UCLA Kansas Indiana Louisville Notre Dame Michigan Syracuse

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.

19 9 16 1 2 7 -

6 2 7 2 2 5 5 8 16 15 12 2 8 4 -

* Dates 12/2-3/10 12/1-3/15 11/22-3/14 11/27-3/13 11/27-3/12 11/25-3/16 11/23-3/15 11/22-3/14 11/21-3/13 11/20-3/12 11/19-3/11 11/18-3/10 11/15-3/8 11/15-3/13 11/13-3/12 11/12-3/11 11/18-3/17 11/17-3/15 11/15-3/14 11/14-3/13 11/13-3/12 11/05-3/31 11/17-3/16

AP T OP 10 F INISHES

UK F INISHES I N N ATIONAL R ANKINGS

Year PS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 1986-87 11 13 19 18 18 11 9 1987-88 5 2 1 1 2 2 1 5 4 9 10 10 9 12 8 6 6 1988-89 Not Ranked 1989-90 Not Ranked 1990-91 25 18 18 18 16 11 9 8 10 10 16 12 13 10 9 1991-92 4 13 14 9 8 17 17 15 10 8 14 19 19 13 11 10 9 1992-93 5 5 5 3 3 3 3 2 1 4 4 2 2 2 2 5 4 1993-94 2 2 1 6 5 5 5 4 8 7 9 7 4 11 7 7 10 1994-95 4 4 3 7 6 5 5 8 7 5 5 6 5 4 6 5 3 1995-96 1 1 1 5 5 4 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1996-97 3 8 8 6 3 3 3 3 3 5 3 3 3 4 3 3 6 1997-98 8 9 8 7 4 4 4 6 6 6 7 7 8 7 8 7 7 1998-99 4 4 4 8 5 3 3 7 6 6 7 6 5 8 6 13 14 1999-00 14 14 11 13 23 25 20 18 16 14 11 19 18 22 2000-01 12 20 22 22 13 15 2001-02 4 10 13 11 9 7 6 6 8 12 8 10 7 10 12 11 2002-03 17 17 15 18 12 18 14 20 18 16 8 7 6 3 2 2 2 2003-04 11 10 10 9 8 2 2 8 7 5 9 5 9 8 9 9 9 2004-05 9 9 8 8 10 9 8 8 8 9 8 7 6 5 3 5 3 2005-06 9 8 7 10 15 23 19 18 19 2006-07 22 22 20 25 20 20 2007-08 20 2008-09 24 Note: AP polls were ranked 1-20 until 1989-90, when they were changed to the Top 25. Release dates and the number of weekly rankings per season varied from year-to-year. *Dates do not include preseason rankings • PS - Preseason rankings (started in 1962); % - UK was suspended from play by the NCAA; u - Unanimous

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C APACITY: 23,000 (1976-P RESENT: W ON 427, L OST 60) dolph Rupp is synonymous with winning. As coach of Kentucky, he was a pioneer in the Wildcats’ fast-break offense while becoming the winningest coach the game had ever seen. The site that now serves as a tribute to his outstanding coaching accomplishments – Rupp Arena – has become one of the most recognizable gymnasiums in the world while serving as home to college basketball’s most storied program. Now in its 34th season as the Kentucky Wildcats’ home court, the facility has seen UK win 88 percent of its home games since it was opened in 1976. In recent years, Rupp Arena completed renovations - including the lower arena seats being changed to blue from their

previous rainbow colors. In addition, new endzone seating moved the student section closer to the floor in an intimidating, standing-room only arrangement. While the endowment seats along courtside continue to entice fans to financially support their Wildcats, a large portion of the media have been moved to a “press box” location between the lower and upper seating areas. And finally, nearly 40 seats were added to each corner, the first additions in seating in nearly two decades. The improvements followed changes that included four new video boards, a new playing floor with a striking new design and enhancements to the concourses as well. It was all part of a $15 million upgrade to what many consider the mecca of college basketball. Since the fall of 1976, the arena in downtown Lexington has served as home

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to three national championship teams at Kentucky. Three others have advanced to the Final Four. Eight seasons have witnessed the Cats go unbeaten at home. It has played host to over 480 UK games, countless KHSAA Sweet 16s, a number of NBA exhibitions, 11 NCAA Tournaments, three SEC Tournaments and two Ohio Valley Conference Tournaments. With so many unforgettable moments, the old floor still maintained a value to hoop fans across the Bluegrass and beyond. Therefore, officials made pieces of the relic available for public sale, with proceeds going to the UK Basketball Museum, the Kentucky High School Athletic Association and to help offset the costs of the new playing floor. Thanks to an auction of additional sections, like coaching boxes and lettered end zones, the old floor generated

NOW

IN ITS

34TH

downtown Lexington, Rupp Arena has played host to several premier basketball events. In March of 1985, all roads led to Lexington for the NCAA Final Four as Villanova shocked Georgetown in a memorable finale. In 1986, Rupp played host to both the Southeastern Conference Tournament and the NCAA Women’s Final Four. On numerous other occasions, the arena has served as one stop en route to the NCAA title game. An awesome structure in sight and scope, the arena is divided into two seating areas. The lower level features 10,000 cushioned theater seats. The upper level has 13,000 seats on epoxy-coated metal bleachers. The latter can be visually isolated to provide more natural setting for small shows. Built by the city of Lexington, the arena is the major portion of the $53 million Lexington

SEASON AS THE HOME

KENTUCKY BASKETBALL, THE HAS SEEN UK WIN 88 PERCENT

COURT OF FACILITY

OF ITS HOME GAMES SINCE IT WAS OPENED IN

1976.

more than $250,000. The new portable basketball court, adorned with the official interlocking UK logo at midcourt, was designed by both UK officials and the Lexington Center Corporation. Robbins, Inc., in Cincinnati constructed it in 2001 at a cost of $125,000. When assembled, it lies 118 feet below the ceiling and is made of a high-grade northern maple. The floor can be removed and an ice rink can be constructed for ice shows or hockey games thanks to a $2.5 million renovation during the summer of ’96. But the playing surface is just one aspect of the impressive home of the Cats. Situated in

Center complex, which includes an expanded convention-exhibition hall, a 50-store tri-level enclosed shopping mall and a Hyatt Regency Hotel. The Wildcats command an exclusive locker room 365 days a year, while other amenities include six team-size dressing rooms and eight smaller units. In January 2001, the arena unveiled four new video boards, each 12’6” by 20’ in size and mounted in each corner. It allowed the Wildcats to utilize a new “lights out” introduction, featuring a video presentation and indoor fireworks.

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R UPP A RENA R ECORDS T EAM Points in a Game Points in a Half Margin of Victory Field Goals Field Goals Attempted Field Goal Percentage 3-Point Goals 3-Point Goals Attempted 3-Point Goal Percentage Free Throws Free Throws Attempted Free Throw Percentage Rebounds Assists Turnovers Blocked Shots Steals Personal Fouls

Kentucky 127 vs. LSU (3-4-95) 68 (2nd) vs. Eastern Kentucky (12-8-93) 68 (2nd) vs. Tennessee State (12-30-02) 74 vs. Tennessee-Martin (11-26-94) 49 vs. Kentucky State (12-15-01) 103 vs. UL Lafayette (12-23-89) .722 vs. Mississippi State (2-15-86) 20 vs. LSU (3-4-95) 53 vs. UL Lafayette (12-23-89) .667 vs. Mississippi State (1-6-88) 44 vs. Vanderbilt (1-19-80) 56 vs. Mississippi State (2-28-77) .960 vs. Georgia (1-7-92) 62 vs. Bowling Green (12-17-76) 62 vs. Morehead State (12-16-95) 33 vs. Kentucky State (12-15-01) 29 vs. Eastern Kentucky (12-5-00) 17 vs. Morehead State (11-20-97) 23 vs. Mississippi State (2-3-91) 23 vs. Tennessee-Martin (11-26-94) 35 vs. Auburn (2-4-81)

Opponent 116, UL Lafayette (12-23-89) 67, (2nd) UL Lafayette (12-23-89) 35, LSU (1-18-87) 41, UL Lafayette (12-23-89) 89, UL Lafayette (12-23-89) .650, Northwestern State (11-22-85) 14, Mississippi State (2-3-09) 14, VMI (11-14-08) 14, Penn State (11-25-00) 34, Houston (1-3-07) .714, Austin Peay (11-29-86) 41, Arkansas (1-25-92) 49, Arkansas (1-25-92) 1.000, East Tennessee State (12-21-84) 62, UL Lafayette (12-23-89) 25, Georgia (2-24-85) 42, Tennessee-Martin (11-26-94) 19, Villanova (12-4-82) 19, Villanova (12-4-82) 36, LSU (1-25-82)

I NDIVIDUAL

Field Goals Attempted 3-Point Goals

Kentucky 40, Derrick Miller vs. Vanderbilt (2-7-90) 15, Patrick Patterson vs. Tenn St. (12-22-08) 15, Derrick Miller vs. Vanderbilt (2-7-90) 28, Derrick Miller vs. Vanderbilt (2-7-90) 9, Tony Delk vs. TCU (1-20-96)

3-Point Goals Attempted

18, Derrick Miller vs. Tennessee Tech (12-6-89)

Free Throws Free Throws Attempted

18, Dwight Anderson vs. Miss.State (2-12-79) 23, Dwight Anderson vs. Miss. State (2-12-79)

Rebounds

20, Chris Mills vs. Miami (Ohio) (12-17-88) 20, Jared Prickett vs. Arkansas (2-9-94) 15, Travis Ford vs. EKU (12-8-93) 9, Sam Bowie vs. Vanderbilt (2-21-81) 9, Andre Riddick vs. LSU(3-14-93) 8, Rajon Rondo vs. Mississippi State (2-19-05)

Points Field Goals

Assists Blocked Shots Steals

Opponent 45, David Robinson, Navy (1-25-87) 17, Freeman Williams, Portland State (1-16-77) 40, Freeman Williams, Portland St. (1-16-77) 7, Chris Jackson, LSU (2-15-90) 7, D.A. Layne, Georgia (2-17-99) 7, Joe Crispin, Penn State (11-25-00) 7, Vincent Yarbrough, Tennessee (2-19-02) 7, Chris Lofton, Tennessee (2-7-06) 17, Chris Jackson, LSU (2-15-90) 17, Vincent Yarbrough, Tennessee (2-19-02) 16, Dan Cross, Florida (2-18-95) 18, Ronnie Williams, Florida (1-17-83) 18, Corliss Williamson, Arkansas (2-9-94) 19, Bernard King, Tennessee (1-12-77) 11, Spud Webb, N.C. State (1-5-85) 10, David Robinson, Navy (1-25-87) 7, Michael Johnson, Alaska (12-28-87) 7, Arizona Reid, High Point (11-29-05)

M ISCELLANEOUS Win-Loss Most Combined Points Most Wins in a Season Most Losses in a Season Longest Winning Streak Longest Losing Streak

427-60 229 18 6 33 2

Number of 100-Point Games by Kentucky Largest Attendance

48 24,465

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(.877) vs. UL Lafayette, (12-23-89) 1985-86 2008-09, 1988-89 Jan. 29, 1992 to Feb. 9, 1994 Feb. 11, 1989 to Feb. 22, 1989 Dec. 23, 1989 to Jan. 10, 1990 Jan. 10, 2006 to Jan. 14, 2006 Jan. 31, 2009 to Feb. 3, 2009 Feb. 28, 2009 to March 4, 2009 vs. Florida (2-10-07)

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K ENTUCKY G AME ATTENDANCE K ENTUCKY ’ S A NNUAL H OME ATTENDANCE Year 2008-09 2007-08 2006-07 2005-06 2004-05 2003-04 2002-03 2001-02 2000-01 1999-00 1998-99 1997-98 1996-97 1995-96 1994-95 1993-94 1992-93 1991-92 1990-91 1989-90 1988-89 1987-88 1986-87 1985-86 1984-85 1983-84 1982-83 1981-82 1980-81

Site Rupp Rupp Rupp Rupp Rupp Rupp Rupp Rupp Rupp Rupp Rupp Rupp Rupp Rupp Rupp Rupp Rupp Rupp Rupp Rupp Rupp Rupp Rupp Rupp Rupp Rupp Rupp Rupp Rupp

Gms 19 18 16 15 15 13 13 15 12 14 13 12 13 13 13 14 16 17 13 15 14 17 15 ••18 14 16 ••15 16 15

Att. 422,547 405,964 374,737 341,445 337,796 295,227 289,526 315,203 261,435 314,267 303,771 287,354 309,457 310,633 309,477 326,474 382,869 403,847 312,329 346,869 306,524 393,725 345,718 •••407,290 320,926 •380,453 356,766 •371,093 •354,996

Year 1979-80 1978-79 1977-78 1976-77 1975-76 1974-75 1973-74 1972-73 1971-72 1970-71 1969-70 1968-69 1967-68 1966-67 1965-66 1964-65 1963-64 1962-63 1961-62 1960-61 1959-60 1958-59 1957-58 1956-57 1955-56

Avg. •22,239 •22,554 •23,421 •22,763 22,520 •22,710 •22,271 •21,014 •21,786 •22,448 •23,367 •23,946 •23,804 •23,895 23,806 23,320 23,929 23,755 •••24,025 23,125 21,895 23,160 23,048 22,627 22,923 •23,778 •23,785 •23,193 •23,666

Site Rupp Rupp Rupp Rupp Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial

Gms 15 15 16 14 12 12 12 12 13 13 15 13 16 13 13 14 14 15 16 14 13 15 13 14 13

Att. •352,511 •351,042 373,403 •312,527 138,135 138,098 130,755 150,856 150,297 152,471 181,295 165,600 178,000 136,588 149,571 151,000 165,650 153,132 165,495 129,978 138,995 177,824 124,461 129,733 126,104

Avg. •23,501 •23,338 •23,338 •22,323 11,511 11,539 10,896 11,604 11,561 11,728 12,086 11,821 11,333 10,502 11,505 10,786 11,117 10,208 10,343 9,284 10,692 11,855 9,574 9,266 9,700

• Nation’s season high •• Includes 3 SEC Tournament games ••• Rupp Arena Record

L ARGEST R UPP A RENA C ROWDS (UK G AMES ) No.

Att.

Date

Opponent

Score

24,465

Feb. 10, 2007

Florida

61-64

24,459

Feb. 4, 2003

Florida

70-55

24,432

Dec. 17, 2005

Louisville

73-61

24,411

Feb. 28, 2009

LSU

70-73

24,394

Feb. 21, 2009

Tennessee

77-58

24,386

Jan. 5, 2008

Louisville

75-89

24,371

Feb. 23, 2008

Arkansas

63-58

24,367

Jan. 9, 2005

Kansas

59-65

24,355

Feb. 10, 2009

Florida

68-65

10.

24,340

Dec. 23, 1995

Louisville

89-66

11.

24,336

Feb. 11, 1996

Arkansas

88-73

12.

24,332

Mar. 7, 1992

Tennessee

99-88

13.

24,330

Dec. 29, 2001

Louisville

82-62

14.

24,329

Mar. 5, 2006

Florida

64-79

15.

24,328

Dec. 27, 2003

Louisville

56-65

168

W/L L

L W L W L

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H IGH S CHOOL G AMES No. 1.

Att.

Date

24,041

Mar. 27, 1987

Game(s) LaRue Co. vs. Clay Co. Madison Central vs. Oldham Co.

23,965

Mar. 12, 1999

23,275

Mar. 16, 1991

22,344

Mar. 17, 2000

Scott Co. vs. Madison Central Fleming Co. vs. Paducah Tilghman Lou. Fairdale vs. Lex. Tates Creek Iroquois vs. Scott Co. Lexington Catholic vs. Male

22,175

Mar. 20, 1993

Marion Co. vs. Paul Dunbar

22,001

Mar. 20, 2004

Mason Co. vs. Warren Central

20,904

Mar. 26, 1982

Laurel Co. vs. Oldham Co. Virgie vs. Mason Co.

20,764

Mar. 21, 1981

20,645

Mar. 15, 1995

Simon Kenton vs. Mason Co. Scott Co. vs. Breckinridge Co. St. Xavier vs. Marshall Co.

10.

20,325

Mar. 15, 1991

Pad. Tilghman vs. Lex. Tates Creek North Hardin vs. Cov. Holy Cross

L ARGEST C ROWDS No.

AT ANY

UK G AME

Att.

Arena

Date

Game/Score

78,129

Ford Field, Detroit

Dec. 13, 2003

UK 79, Michigan State 74

64,151

Superdome, New Orleans

April 3, 1993

Michigan 81, UK 78 (OT)

47,028

RCA Dome, Indianapolis

Mar. 29, 1997

UK 78, Minnesota 69

47,028

RCA Dome, Indianapolis

Mar. 31, 1997

Arizona 84, UK 79*

45,217

RCA Dome, Indianapolis

Dec. 3, 1988

Notre Dame 81, UK 65

43,601

RCA Dome, Indianapolis

Dec. 5, 1987

UK 82, Indiana 76

42,519

Edward Jones Dome, St. Louis

Mar. 21, 1999

Michigan St. 73, UK 66

42,440

Edward Jones Dome, St. Louis

Mar. 19, 1999

UK 58, Miami (OH) 43

41,071

RCA Dome, Indianapolis

Dec. 2, 1995

UK 89, Indiana 82

10.

40,589

Tropicana Field, St. Petersburg

Mar. 20, 1998

UK 94, UCLA 68

40,589

Tropicana Field, St. Petersburg

Mar. 22, 1998

UK 86, Duke 84

12.

40,509

Alamodome, San Antonio

Mar. 28, 1998

UK 86, Stanford 85 (OT)

40,509

Alamodome, San Antonio

Mar. 30, 1998

UK 78, Utah 69

14.

40,331

RCA Dome, Indianapolis

Mar. 19, 2005

UK 69, Cincinnati 60

15.

40,128

RCA Dome, Indianapolis

Dec. 2, 1989

Indiana 71, UK 69

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COLLEGE T OURNAMENTS

R UPP ARENA

NCAA T OURNAMENTS 1977:

Mideast Region Michigan 86, Detroit 81 (semi) Charlotte 81, Syracuse 59 (semi) Charlotte 75, Michigan 68 (final)

1980:

Mideast Region Duke 55, Kentucky 54 (semi) Purdue 76, Indiana 69 (semi) Purdue 68, Duke 60 (final)

1984:

Mideast Region Kentucky 72, Louisville 67 (semi) Illinois 72, Maryland 70 (semi) Kentucky 54, Illinois 51 (final)

1985:

NCAA Final Four Georgetown 77, St. John’s 59 (semi) Villanova 52, Memphis 45 (semi) Villanova 66, Georgetown 64 (final)

1989:

Southeast Region Virginia 86, Oklahoma 80 (semi) Michigan 92, North Carolina 87 (semi) Michigan 102, Virginia 65 (final)

1992:

Southeast Region Ohio State 80, North Carolina 73 (semi) Michigan 75, Oklahoma St. 72 (semi) Michigan 75, Ohio State 71 (OT) (final)

1994:

Southeast Region Purdue 98, Central Florida 67 (1st Rd) Alabama 76, Providence 70 (1st Rd) WF 68, Col. Of Charleston 58 (1st Rd) Kansas 102, Chattanooga 73 (1st Rd) Purdue 83, Alabama 73 (2nd Rd) Kansas 69, Wake Forest 58 (2nd Rd)

1996:

Southeast Region Mississippi St. 60, UConn 55 (semi) Cincinnati 87, Georgia Tech 70 (semi) Mississippi St. 73, Cincinnati 63 (final)

Xavier 79, BYU 77 (1st Rd) Ohio State 78, Xavier 71 [OT] (2nd Rd) Texas A&M 72, Louisville 69 (2nd Rd)

O HIO VALLEY C ONFERENCE T OURNAMENTS 1992:

1993:

Tenn. Tech 89, Austin Peay 68 (1st Rd) Eastern Ky. 88, Tenn. State 67 (1st Rd) Morehead St. 81, MTSU 80 (1st Rd) Eastern Ky. 72, Tenn. Tech 67 (semi) Murray St. 109, Morehead St. 77 (semi) Murray St. 81, Eastern Ky. 60 (final) Tenn. Tech 97, Morehead 89 (1st Rd) Murray St. 82, Austin Peay 66 (1st Rd) Tenn. State 77, Tenn. Tech 70 (semi) Murray St. 74, Eastern Ky. 73 (semi) Tenn. State 82, Murray State 68 (final)

SEC T OURNAMENTS

1998:

South Region Duke 99, Radford 63 (1st Rd) Oklahoma St. 74, GW 59 (1st Rd) Syracuse 63, Iona 61 (1st Rd) New Mexico 79, Butler 62 (1st Rd) Duke 79, Oklahoma St. 73 (2nd Rd) Syracuse 56, New Mexico 62 (2nd Rd)

2002:

South Region Indiana 73, Duke, 72 (semi) Kent State 78, Pittsburgh 73 (semi) Indiana 81, Kent State 69 (final)

2007:

South Region Louisville 78, Stanford 58 (1st Rd) Texas A&M 68, Penn 52 (1st Rd) Ohio State 78, C. Conn. St. 57 (1st Rd)

1982:

Vanderbilt 47, Florida 46 (2OT) (1st Rd) Auburn 38, Mississippi 36 (OT) (1st Rd) Alabama 85, Georgia 74 (2nd Rd) Ole Miss 59, LSU 52 (2nd Rd) Tennessee 57, Vanderbilt 54 (2nd Rd) Kentucky 89, Auburn 66 (2nd Rd) Alabama 56, Tennessee 50 (semi) Kentucky 62, Ole Miss 58 (semi) Alabama 48, Kentucky 46 (final)

1986:

Miss. State 62, Vanderbilt 54 (1st Rd) Ole Miss 73, Tennessee 56 (1st Rd) Alabama 79, Georgia 59 (2nd Rd) LSU 72, Florida 66 (2nd Rd) Miss. State 65, Auburn 63 (2nd Rd) Kentucky 95, Ole Miss 69 (2nd Rd) Alabama 77, Mississippi State 65 (semi) Kentucky 61, LSU 58 (semi) Kentucky 83, Alabama 72 (final)

1993:

Alabama 87, S. Carolina 79 (1st Rd) Georgia 87, Miss. State 56 (1st Rd) Ole Miss 67, Florida 62 (1st Rd) Tennessee 78, Auburn 76 (1st Rd) Vanderbilt 76, Alabama 59 (2nd Rd) Arkansas 65, Georgia 60 (2nd Rd) LSU 89, Ole Miss 70 (2nd Rd) Kentucky 101, Tennessee 40 (2nd Rd) LSU 72, Vanderbilt 62 (semi) Kentucky 92, Arkansas 81 (semi) Kentucky 82, LSU 65 (final)

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Y EAR - BY-Y EAR Year

W-L

Pct.

1976-77

12-2

.857

1977-78

16-0

1.000

1978-79

11-4

.733

1979-80

12-3

.800

1980-81

15-0

1.000

1981-82

15-1

.938

1982-83

14-1

.933

1983-84

16-0

1.000

1984-85

11-3

.786

1985-86

18-0

1.000

1986-87

13-2

.867

1987-88

14-2

.875

1988-89

8-6

.571

1989-90

13-2

.867

1990-91

13-0

1.000

1991-92

15-2

.882

1992-93

16-0

1.000

1993-94

13-1

.929

1994-95

12-1

.923

1995-96

13-0

1.000

1996-97

12-1

.923

1997-98

9-3

.750

1998-99

12-1

.923

1999-00

14-0

1.000

2000-01

11-1

.917

2001-02

12-3

.800

2002-03

12-1

.923

2003-04

11-2

.846

2004-05

14-1

.933

2005-06

10-5

.667

2006-07

14-2

.875

2007-08

14-4

.778

2008-09

12-6

.667

427-60

.877

Totals

Indiana upset Duke in the 2002 South Regional in Lexington.

K ENTUCKY

H OME T HROUGH

Home Arena

THE

Y EARS

Seasons

W-L

Pct.

91-46

.664

Alumni Gym (1924-25 through 1949-50)

247-24

.911

Memorial Coliseum (1950-51 through 1975-76, 2009)

*26

307-38

.890

Rupp Arena (1976-77 through Present)

427-60

.877

Totals

106

1,072-168

.865

Pre-Alumni Gym (1903 through 1924)

*UK hosted UNLV in the opening round of the 2009 NIT

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A LUMNI G YM A LUMNI G YM - Won 247, Lost 24 lumni Gym is actually “the first house that Rupp built.” A house filled with tradition. A house where Kentucky basketball began. Memorial Coliseum is often referred to as “the house that Rupp built.” The Wildcats’ current home, Rupp Arena, was dedicated to the legendary coach in 1976. But the rich Kentucky basketball tradition began 26 years before the ink was even dry on the Memorial Coliseum plans. In 1923, the Athletics Council members argued to the Board of Trustees that the old gym in Barker Hall’s Buell Armory was unsafe for even the small number of people it could accommodate. Large crowds that had to be turned away and the probability that the popular state high school tournament would be moved away were two major factors that convinced the Board members that a new gym was in order. Soon, the 2,800-seat structure was approved and the Alumni Association began efforts to raise the $100,000 needed for the Wildcats new home — a home critics labeled as a “white elephant.” Alumni Gym, which was complete for the 1924-25 season, holds claim to the birth of Wildcat basketball mania. The building served as the home floor for Wildcat squads until 1950. During that time, Kentucky lost only 24 of its 271 games, while laying the groundwork to become the winningest college basketball team in the nation. When Rupp took the reins of the program in 1930, his squads established a home record of 201 victories against just eight losses in 19 seasons. He led the Cats to 84 consecutive wins in the confines of Alumni including 64 consecutive victories in the Southeastern Conference. During the last 17 seasons in the gym, the Wildcats won 12 conference tournament crowns and three Sugar Bowl championships. Through 26 seasons at the corner of the Avenue of Champions and South Limestone, Kentucky suffered only one losing season, while having 12 campaigns with three or fewer losses. Kentucky basketball became a dynasty in 1948 after winning the SEC and NCAA championships and the coveted Olympic gold in London, England. Led by All-Americans Alex Groza, Ralph Beard and Wallace “Wah Wah”

Y EAR - BY-Y EAR Year 1924-25 1925-26 1926-27 1927-28 1928-29 1929-30 1930-31 1931-32 1932-33 1933-34 1934-35 1935-36 1936-37 1937-38 1938-39 1939-40 1940-41 1941-42 1942-43 1943-44 1944-45 1945-46 1946-47 1947-48 1948-49 1949-50 Totals

Won 8 9 2 6 7 12 9 10 10 10 13 11 9 9 9 8 9 10 8 8 10 12 17 11 10 10 247

A LUMNI G YM Lost 2 1 8 2 2 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 24

Pct. 80.0 90.0 25.0 75.0 77.8 92.3 100.0 90.9 90.9 100.0 100.0 91.7 90.0 100.0 90.0 88.9 90.0 100.0 88.9 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 91.1

Jones, with Rupp coaching from the sidelines, the United States squad soundly defeated France 6521 in the gold medal game to become the 1948 World Champions. In 1950, Kentucky’s reign in Alumni Gym came to an end following the completion of the new Memorial Coliseum.

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M EMORIAL C OLISEUM or 26 years, the pulsating cries of “Rip ‘em Up, Tear ‘em Up, Give ‘em Hell Wildcats” rang through one of the grandest and most historic of all basketball palaces — UK’s Memorial Coliseum. In 1941, when Dr. H.L. Donovan became president of the University, one of his first recommendations was for a building “that will properly take care of our athletics, our health service, physical education and recreation.” From this beginning came the plan that culminated in the construction of 11,500-seat Memorial Coliseum, a then-unparalleled edifice costing $3,925,000 by the time it was completed in 1950. The Wildcats got off to a fine start in the Coliseum, winning every game played in the building for the first three seasons. When Georgia Tech upset Kentucky 59-58 on Jan. 8, 1955, it marked the first time the Wildcats had lost on their home court since the days of Alumni Gym, dating back more than 12 years to Jan. 2, 1943. The loss ended a streak of 129 consecutive wins at home for Kentucky, an NCAA record that still stands today. In 26 years, Kentucky came away a loser only 38 times in 344 games. From the early 1960s on, the sale of UK basketball season tickets was closed to the public with season ticket holders taking all the allotment other than student seating. The huge building, which serves as a memorial to the nearly 10,000 Kentuckians who lost their lives in World War II and the Korean War, covers an entire city block and contains as much space as a seven-story office building. Situated along the Avenue of Champions, the Coliseum still houses UK Athletics Association offices and is the home to Kentucky women’s basketball, gymnastics and volleyball. The arena’s current capacity is 8,500. History was rewritten on March 17, 2009 when the Wildcats hosted UNLV in the first round of the NIT. Due to a scheduling conflict with Rupp Arena, Kentucky played its first game in Memorial Coliseum in over 30 years. In front of a capacity crowd, the Wildcats “rechristened” the venerable gym with a 70-60 win over the Running Rebels.

Y EAR - BY-Y EAR Year 1950-51 1951-52 1952-53# 1953-54 1954-55 1955-56 1956-57* 1957-58* 1958-59 1959-60 1960-61 1961-62 1962-63 1963-64 1964-65 1965-66 1966-67 1967-68* 1968-69 1969-70 1970-71 1971-72 1972-73 1973-74 1974-75 1975-76 2008-09! Totals

173

Won 14 12 14 13 11 14 14 14 10 12 14 10 13 12 13 8 14 12 15 12 12 11 9 12 11 1 307

M EMORIAL C OLLESIUM Lost 0 0 0 1 2 2 1 0 3 2 2 5 1 2 0 7 1 1 0 1 1 2 3 0 1 0 38

Pct. 100.0 100.0 100.0 92.9 90.9 87.5 93.3 100.0 76.9 85.7 87.5 66.7 92.9 85.7 100.0 53.3 93.3 92.3 100.0 92.3 92.3 84.6 75.0 100.0 91.7 1.000 89.0

#-UK was suspended from play by the NCAA *-Record includes two NCAA Tournament games !-NIT game vs. UNLV

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F REEDOM H ALL - L OUISVILLE A H OME -AWAY-F ROM -H OME (Won 120, Lost 32, .789) he University of Kentucky has built an impressive record playing in Louisville. Besides winning 24 of their last 28 there, the Wildcats have won an NCAA championship

VS .

O PPONENTS

L OUISVILLE

School

Won

Lost

Alabama

Appalachian State

Auburn

Austin Peay

Centre

Chattanooga

DePaul

Florida

Florida St.

Georgia

Georgia Tech

Great Lakes

Illinois

Indiana

Iona

Kansas

LSU

Louisville

Louisville Coliseum

Marshall

Mississippi

Mississippi State

Morehead

North Carolina

Notre Dame

Ohio State

Purdue

Seattle

St. Andrew’s

Temple

Tennessee

Tulane

UAB

Vanderbilt

VMI

Western Kentucky

120

Total

(1958), nine Southeastern Conference Tournament titles, and have defeated some of the best teams from around the country before Wildcats fans in Louisville. Kentucky began playing in Louisville in 1908, when the Cats lost to Louisville Coliseum, 30-18. UK defeated the University of Louisville, 26-13 in 1914, lost to the Cards 26-15 the following year, and then defeated them 32-24 in 1916. Two years later, UK lost to Centre, 2212, in the state championship game played in Louisville. The Cats defeated the Cards there in 1922 and then did not play again in the Derby City until the 1936-37 season, when they dropped a 41-28 decision to Notre Dame. Most of those early games were played in the Armory downtown before Freedom Hall was opened (1957). The Cats christened the new facility by capturing the 1958 NCAA title with victories over Temple and Seattle. The spacious arena has played host to Kentucky teams every year since. Kentucky’s record at Freedom Hall now stands at 56-17. The Wildcats’ overall record in Louisville is 120-32: 72-25 in regular-season play, 43-3 in SEC Tournament play and 5-3 in postseason competition. Kentucky’s most impressive string of victories in Louisville came when the Cats won 32 straight games between 1946 and 1951. Only 12 of the 32 teams Kentucky has faced in Louisville have been able to knock off the Cats. The longest running series has been with Notre Dame, with the Wildcats holding a 23-9 advantage over the Fighting Irish. Kentucky established a then-Freedom Hall attendance record in 1993 as 20,060 fans jammed the arena to watch the Cats down the Indiana Hoosiers, 81-78. Seven years earlier, 20,053 fans looked on as the Cats faced SEC-rival Georgia, Dec. 30, 1986. UK fans continued a Wildcat tradition as more than 19,000 arrived the night before for a brief Kentucky shooting practice and to catch a glimpse of super-frosh Rex Chapman in December 1986. Three days earlier, the Wildcats had handed Louisville its worst defeat ever at Freedom Hall, 85-51.

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K ENTUCKY R ESULTS I N L OUISVILLE Year Opponent Score W-L 1907-08 Louisville Coliseum 18-30 1913-14 Louisville 26-13 W 1914-15 St. Andrew’s 25-50 Louisville 15-26 1915-16 Louisville 32-24 W 1917-18 Centre 12-24 1921-22 Louisville 38-14 W 1936-37 Notre Dame 28-41 1938-39 Notre Dame 37-42 1940-41 Notre Dame 47-48 Ole Miss [SEC] 62-52 W Tulane [SEC] 59-30 W Alabama [SEC] 39-37 W Tennessee [SEC] 33-36 1941-42 Florida [SEC] 42-36 W Ole Miss [SEC] 59-32 W Auburn [SEC] 40-31 W Alabama [SEC] 36-34 W Great Lakes 47-58 1942-43 Indiana 52-58 Notre Dame 60-55 W 1942-43 Tulane [SEC] 48-31 W Georgia [SEC] 59-30 W Miss. State [SEC] 52-43 W Tennessee [SEC] 30-33 Great Lakes 39-53 1943-44 Indiana 61-41 W Notre Dame 55-54 W Georgia [SEC] 57-29 W LSU [SEC] 55-28 W Tulane [SEC] 62-46 W 1944-45 Indiana 61-43 W Notre Dame (OT) 58-59 Florida [SEC] 57-35 W LSU [SEC] 68-37 W Alabama [SEC] 52-41 W Tennessee [SEC] 39-35 W 1945-46 Notre Dame 47-56 Auburn [SEC] 69-24 W Florida [SEC] 69-32 W Alabama [SEC] 59-30 W LSU [SEC] 59-36 W Temple 54-43 W 1946-47 DePaul 65-45 W Notre Dame 60-30 W Vanderbilt [SEC] 98-29 W Auburn [SEC] 84-18 W Georgia Tech [SEC] 75-53 W Tulane [SEC] 55-38 W 1946-47 Temple 68-29 W 1947-48 DePaul 74-50 W

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L L L

1948-49

L L L L 1949-50

L 1950-51

L L

1951-52

1953-54 1955-56

Temple Florida [SEC] LSU [SEC] Tennessee [SEC] Georgia Tech [SEC] DePaul Tulane Notre Dame Florida [SEC] Auburn [SEC] Tennessee [SEC] Tulane [SEC] DePaul Miss. State [SEC] Georgia [SEC] Tennessee [SEC] Miss. State [SEC] Auburn [SEC] Georgia Tech [SEC] Vanderbilt [SEC] Georgia Georgia Tech [SEC] Tulane [SEC] Tennessee [SEC] LSU [SEC] Georgia Tech Georgia

F REEDOM H ALL E RA Year Opponent 1957-58 Temple [NCAA] Seattle [NCAA] 1958-59 Illinois 1959-60 Temple 1960-61 Notre Dame Morehead [NCAA] Ohio State [NCAA] 1961-62 Notre Dame 1962-63 Notre Dame 1963-64 Notre Dame 1964-65 Notre Dame 1965-66 Notre Dame 1966-67 Notre Dame 1967-68 Notre Dame 1968-69 Notre Dame 1969-70 Notre Dame 1970-71 Notre Dame 1971-72 Indiana Notre Dame 1972-73 North Carolina Notre Dame 1973-74 Indiana Notre Dame

175

B 58-38 87-31 63-47 70-47 54-43 67-36 51-47 62-38 73-36 70-39 83-44 68-52 49-47 56-46 79-63 95-58 92-70 84-54 82-56 57-61 95-55 80-59 85-61 81-66 44-43 99-48 143-66

W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W L W W W W W W W

Score W-L 61-60 W 84-72 W 76-75 W 97-92 W 68-62 W 71-64 W 74-87 100-53 W 78-70 W 101-81 W 97-111 103-69 W 96-85 W 81-73 W 110-90 W 102-100 W 92-99 (2OT) 89-90 83-67 W 70-78 65-63 W 68-77 79-94

L L L L L

1974-75

1975-76 1976-77 1977-78 1978-79 1979-80 1980-81 1981-82 1982-83 1983-84 1984-85 1985-86 1986-87 1987-88 1988-89 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93

North Carolina Kansas Notre Dame Indiana Notre Dame Notre Dame Florida State Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Kansas Purdue Louisville Kansas VMI Louisville Georgia Notre Dame Austin Peay Louisville North Carolina Western Kentucky Louisville Morehead State Louisville

M 90-78 100-63 113-96 (OT) 68-77 79-77 102-78 97-57 73-68 81-76 86-80 61-67 (OT) 34-28 83-62 86-67 64-71 92-89 93-55 85-51 65-69 78-69 85-77 75-97 110-121 84-70 93-85 101-84 88-68

W W W

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1993-94 1994-95 L

W W W W W W

1995-96 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 L

W W W L W W W

1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05

L W W

2005-06 2006-07 L L

W W W W

2007-08 2008-09

Indiana Ole Miss Indiana Louisville Marshall Indiana Louisville Alabama Indiana Louisville Georgia Tech Indiana Louisville Tulane Indiana Louisville Austin Peay Indiana Louisville Iona Chattanooga Louisville UAB Appalachian State

81-78 98-64 73-70 86-88 118-99 99-65 74-54 70-67 (OT) 70-61 74-83 80-71 88-74 64-62 101-67 70-64 63-81 61-53 73-58 60-58 73-67 79-63 61-49 76-79 93-69

W W W

L W W W W W L W W W W W L W W W W W W L W

Freedom Hall record: 57-17 • UK’s record in Louisville: 120-32

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UK ATHLETICS H ALL

FAME

K’s Athletic Hall of Fame, organized in 2005, recognizes and honors persons whose participation and contributions enriched and strengthened the university athletic program. Athletes are required to wait five years after completing their Wildcat playing career before being eligible for the honor. The charter class was comprised of those individuals who had previously had their jersey retired at Rupp Arena, Commonwealth Stadium, Memorial Coliseum and Cliff Hagan Stadium.

UK ATHLETICS H ALL

FAME M EMBERS

Member (Sport, Years) George Adams (FB 1981-84) Ermal Allen (FB 1939-41) Sam Ball (FB 1963-65) Cliff Barker (MBB 1947-49) Ralph Beard (MBB 1946-49) Calvin Bird (FB 1958-60) Jerry Bird (MBB 1954-56) Rodger Bird (FB 1963-65) George Blanda (FB 1945-48) Marsha Bond (VB 1980-83) Sam Bowie (MBB 1980-81, ‘84) Gay Brewer (MGolf 1952-54) Al Bruno (FB 1948-50) Paul “Bear” Bryant (FB Coach 1946-53) Warren Bryant (FB 1974-76) Bob Burrow (MBB 1955-56) Burgess Carey (MBB 1925-26) Jerry Claiborne (FB Coach 1982-89) Blanton Collier (FB Coach 1954-61) Sonny Collins (FB 1972-75) Larry Conley (MBB 1964-66) Ray Correll (FB 1951-53) Tim Couch (FB 1996-98) Johnny Cox (MBB 1957-59) Louie Dampier (MBB 1965-67) Bob Davis (FB 1935-37) Dermontti Dawson (FB 1984-87) Kathy DeBoer (VB 1984-02) Tony Delk (MBB 1993-96) John “Frenchy” DeMoisey (MBB 1932-34) Billy Evans (MBB 1952, ‘54-55) Richie Farmer (MBB 1989-92) Joe Federspiel (FB 1969-71) Deron Feldhaus (MBB 1989-92) Dom Fucci (BB 1948-51) Bob Gain (FB 1947-50) Jack Givens (MBB 1975-78) Irv Goode (FB 1959-61) Phil Grawemeyer (MBB 1954-56)

Jim Green (Track 1968-71) Kevin Grevey (MBB 1973-75) Alex Groza (MBB 1945, ‘47-49) Wilbur Hackett (FB 1967-70) Cliff Hagan (MBB 1951-52, ’54) Joe B. Hall (MBB Coach 1973-85) Tim Harden (Track 1993-96) Jenny Hansen (Gymnastics 1993-96) Vernon Hatton (MBB 1956-58) Basil Hayden (MBB 1920-22) Mark Higgs (FB 1984-87) Jim Host (Contributor/BB 1957-59) Tom Hutchinson (FB 1960-62) Dan Issel (MBB 1968-70) Clyde Johnson (FB 1940-42) Ellis Johnson (MBB, FB, Baseball, Track 1930-33) Wah Wah Jones (MBB 1946-49, FB 1945-48) Bill Keightley (Equipment Mgr. 1962-2008) John “Shipwreck” Kelly (FB 1929-31) Ralph Kercheval (FB 1931-33) Rick Kestner (FB 1963-65) Rachel Komisarz (SW 1996-99) Jim Kovach (FB 1974-76, ‘78) Harry Lancaster (Director of Athletics, 1968-75; Baseball Head Coach 1947, 1951-65; Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach 1946-70) Cawood Ledford (Broadcaster 1953-92) Dicky Lyons (FB 1966-68) Kyle Macy (MBB 1978-80) Keith Madison (BB Coach 1979-2003) Jamal Mashburn (MBB 1991-93) Charlie McClendon (FB 1949-50) Steve Meilinger (FB 1951-52-53) Lou Michaels (FB 1955-56-57) Doug Moseley (FB 1949-51) Cotton Nash (MBB 1962-64) C.M. Newton

177

(MBB 1949-51; AD 1989-2000) Rick Norton (FB 1963-65) Rick Nuzum (FB 1972-74) Johnny Owens (MGolf 1947-50) Vito “Babe” Parilli (FB 1949-51) John Pelphrey (MBB 1989-92) Rick Pitino (MBB Coach 1990-97) Mike Pratt (MBB 1968-70) Derrick Ramsey (FB 1975-77) Frank Ramsey (MBB 1951-52, ‘54) Jay Rhodemyre (FB 1942, ‘46-47) Pat Riley (MBB 1965-67) Rick Robey (MBB 1975-78) Dave Roller (FB 1968-70) Kenny Rollins (MBB 1943, ‘47-48) Gayle Rose (MBB 1952, ’54-55) Layton “Mickey” Rouse (MBB 1938-40) Adolph Rupp (MBB Coach 1931-72) Forest “Aggie” Sale (MBB 1931-33) Howard Schnellenberger (FB 1952-55) Larry Seiple (FB 1964-66) Washington “Wash” Serini (FB 1944-47) Bernie Shively (AD ‘38-67, FB Coach 1945) Adrian Smith (MBB, 1956-58) Carey Spicer (MBB (1929-31) Bill Spivey (MBB 1950-51) Art Still (FB 1974-77) Valerie Still (WBB 1980-83) Claude Sullivan (Sportscaster 1948-67) Lou Tsioropoulos (MBB 1951-54) Herschel Turner (FB 1961-63) Harry Ulinski (FB 1946-49) Jeff Van Note (FB 1966-68) Kenny Walker (MBB 1983-86) Brandon Webb (BB 1998-00) Moe Williams FB (1993-95) Sean Woods (MBB 1990-92) Tina Johnson Ybarra (Diving 1994-96) Craig Yeast (FB 1995-98)

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BIGGEST GAMES K ENTUCKY 20, G EORGIA 19

K ENTUCKY 73, W EST T EXAS S TATE 43

K ENTUCKY 109, LSU 96

March 1, 1921 ATLANTA — Bill King’s free throw with no time left on the clock lifted the Wildcats to the SIAA Championship, the first college basketball tournament ever played. Georgia 8 11 — 19 Kentucky 7 13 — 20

December 1, 1950 LEXINGTON — The Wildcats made the first game played in Memorial Coliseum a memorable one as they routed the Buffaloes. W. Texas St. 24 19 — 43 Kentucky 47 26 — 73

January 24, 1970 LEXINGTON — “Pistol” Pete Maravich poured in 64 points against the Wildcats, but Dan Issel answered with 51 as the Wildcats topped 100 points en route to victory. At the time, it was the most points ever scored (115) by opposing players in the same game. Kentucky 56 53 — 109 LSU 48 48 — 96

K ENTUCKY 28, C INCINNATI 23 December 13, 1924 LEXINGTON — James McFarland scored 10 points and the Wildcats defeated the Bearcats in the first game played at Alumni Gym. Cincinnati 9 14 — 23 Kentucky 13 15 — 28

K ENTUCKY 67, G EORGETOWN C OLL . 19 December 18, 1930 LEXINGTON — The Wildcats pounded the Tigers in Adolph Rupp’s debut as coach at Kentucky. G’town Coll. 9 10 — 19 Kentucky 38 29 — 67

K ENTUCKY 35, M ARQUETTE 33 February 14, 1938 LEXINGTON — Joe Hagan’s 48-foot shot with 12 seconds left lifted the Wildcats over the Warriors. After the game, Gov. Chandler pounded a nail into the floor to mark the spot. Marquette 18 15 — 33 Kentucky 18 17 — 35

K ENTUCKY 60, N OTRE D AME 55 January 23, 1943 LEXINGTON — Marvin Akers and Melvin Ticco combined for 33 points as the Wildcats beat the Fighting Irish for the first time in school history. Notre Dame 33 22 — 55 Kentucky 27 33 — 60

K ENTUCKY 46, R HODE I SLAND 45 March 20, 1946 NEW YORK — Ralph Beard’s free throw with 40 seconds left lifted the Wildcats to their first national title in the NIT. Kentucky 26 20 — 46 Rhode Island 27 18 — 45

U TAH 49, K ENTUCKY 45 March 24, 1947 NEW YORK — Wat Misaka, a 5-8 center, held high-scoring Ralph Beard to two points and the Utes won the NIT championship. Kentucky 21 24 — 45 Utah 27 22 — 49

G EORGIA T ECH 59, K ENTUCKY 58 January 8, 1955 LEXINGTON — Joe Helms’ 12-foot jump shot with 12 seconds left ended the Wildcats’ 129-game home winning streak. Ga. Tech 26 33 — 59 Kentucky 23 35 — 58

K ENTUCKY 85, T EMPLE 83 (3 OT) December 7, 1957 LEXINGTON — The longest game in UK history proved fruitful for the Wildcats as Vernon Hatton scored UK’s final six points to edge the Owls. Temple 35 30 6 4.. 8 — 83 Kentucky 34 31 6 4.. 10 — 85

K ENTUCKY 61, T EMPLE 60 March 21, 1958 LOUISVILLE — Vernon Hatton’s layup with 17 seconds remaining pushed the Wildcats past the Owls and into the NCAA Championship game. Temple 33 27 — 60 Kentucky 33 28 — 61

K ENTUCKY 90, VANDERBILT 86 February 28, 1970 LEXINGTON — Dan Issel became the first UK player to score 2,000 career points as the Wildcats avenged their only loss of the season. Vanderbilt 33 53 — 86 Kentucky 46 44 — 90

F LORIDA S TATE 73, K ENTUCKY 54 March 18, 1972 DAYTON — The Seminoles won the Mideast Region title by routing the Wildcats in Adolph Rupp’s final game as coach. Kentucky 28 26 — 54 Florida State 34 39 — 73

K ENTUCKY 92, I NDIANA 90 March 22, 1975 DAYTON — The Wildcats captured the Mideast Region title by handing the Hoosiers their first loss in 34 games. Kentucky 44 48 — 92 Indiana 44 46 — 90

T EXAS W ESTERN 72, K ENTUCKY 65

UCLA 92, K ENTUCKY 85

March 19, 1966 COLLEGE PARK — Bobby Joe Hill scored 20 points and Texas Western upset the topranked Wildcats to win the NCAA title. Kentucky 28 37 — 65 Texas Western 31 41 — 72

March 31, 1975 SAN DIEGO — Coach John Wooden closed out his coaching career by leading the Bruins to their 10th NCAA title in 12 years. Kentucky 40 45 — 85 UCLA 43 49 — 92

K ENTUCKY 69, T ENNESSEE 66

KENTUCKY 94, MISSISSIPPI ST. 93 (OT)

January 18, 1969 KNOXVILLE – On the road against its longtime rival, Kentucky became the first team in college basketball history to win 1,000 games. Tennessee 36 30 — 66 Kentucky 35 34 — 69

March 8, 1976 LEXINGTON — Jack Givens keyed a late rally as the Wildcats outlasted the Bulldogs in the last game played at Memorial Coliseum. Miss. State 50 35 8 — 93 Kentucky 42 43 9 — 94

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K ENTUCKY 72, W ISCONSIN 64

G EORGETOWN 53, K ENTUCKY 40

K ENTUCKY 114, A UBURN 93

November 27, 1976 LEXINGTON — With Adolph Rupp looking on from the stands, the Wildcats dumped the Badgers in the first game played at Rupp Arena. Wisconsin 24 40 — 64 Kentucky 34 38 — 72

March 31, 1984 SEATTLE — The Hoyas outscored the Wildcats 23-2 at the start of the second half on their way to the NCAA title game. UK sank only three of 33 field goal attempts in the second half. Georgetown 22 31 — 53 Kentucky 29 11 — 40

March 2, 1991 LEXINGTON — Before the then-largest crowd in Rupp Arena history, the Wildcats closed out the 1990-91 season with a 22-6 overall record. Although UK was ineligible for the SEC title because of probation, the Wildcats secured the best record in the league (14-4) with the win over Auburn. A ceremony and parade followed. Auburn 43 50 — 93 Kentucky 65 49 — 114

K ENTUCKY 94, D UKE 88 March 27, 1978 ST. LOUIS — Jack Givens scored 41 points as the Wildcats captured their fifth NCAA title. Kentucky 45 49 — 94 Duke 38 50 — 88

K ENTUCKY 67, K ANSAS 66 (OT) December 9, 1978 LEXINGTON — After forcing overtime, the Cats were down 66-60 with 31 seconds to go. Dwight Anderson scored back-to-back baskets then stole the inbounds pass and fed Kyle Macy for the tying jumper. Macy completed the comeback by adding a technical free throw when Kansas called a timeout it didn’t have. Kansas 35 21 10 — 66 Kentucky 28 28 11 — 67

L OUISVILLE 80, K ENTUCKY 68 (OT) March 26, 1983 KNOXVILLE — The first meeting between the two teams in more than 24 years proved memorable as the Cardinals outscored the Wildcats 18-6 in overtime to advance to the Final Four. Kentucky 37 25 6 — 68 Louisville 30 32 18 — 80

K ENTUCKY 65, L OUISVILLE 44 November 26, 1983 LEXINGTON — In the first regular-season meeting in 61 years between the two in-state rivals, the Wildcats employed a swarming defense and balanced offense to roll to victory. Louisville 20 24 — 44 Kentucky 35 30 — 65

K ENTUCKY 72, L OUISVILLE 67 March 22, 1984 LEXINGTON — Winston Bennett’s threepoint play with 13 seconds left pushed the Wildcats into the Mideast Regional Final. Louisville 36 31 — 67 Kentucky 32 40 — 72

K ENTUCKY 64, UNLV 61 March 16, 1985 SALT LAKE CITY — Kenny Walker scored 23 points and provided a key block in the final minutes as the Wildcats advanced to the West Regional final. Kentucky 30 34 — 64 UNLV 30 31 — 61

S T. J OHN ’ S 86, K ENTUCKY 70 March 22, 1985 DENVER — Having announced he would retire following the game, Coach Joe B. Hall watched as the Redmen ended the Wildcats’ Final Four hopes. Kentucky 38 32 — 70 St. John’s 39 47 — 86

K ENTUCKY 75, O KLAHOMA 74 February 29, 1987 LEXINGTON — Richard Madison’s basket with eight seconds left enabled the Wildcats to upset the No. 12 Sooners. Oklahoma 34 40 — 74 Kentucky 35 40 — 75

K ENTUCKY 76, O HIO 73 November 28, 1989 LEXINGTON — The long-awaited debut of Coach Rick Pitino and the Wildcats was worth waiting for as Reggie Hanson scored 24 points and UK held off the Bobcats. Ohio 30 43 — 73 Kentucky 44 32 — 76

K ENTUCKY 100, LSU 95 February 15, 1990 LEXINGTON — Described by many as one of the most exciting games ever played at Rupp Arena, the Wildcats burst out to an early lead and then held off Chris Jackson and the Tigers. LSU 36 59 — 95 Kentucky 48 52 — 100

K ENTUCKY 79, A LABAMA 73 February 26, 1991 LEXINGTON — Kentucky beat the Crimson Tide to win its 200th game in Rupp Arena and became one of two schools (along with North Carolina) to win 1,500 basketball games. Alabama 43 30 — 73 Kentucky 43 36 — 79

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K ENTUCKY 80, A LABAMA 54 March 15, 1992 BIRMINGHAM — Kentucky roared back from a 32-29 halftime deficit to crush Alabama, 80-54, and take the SEC Tournament championship after being banned from the event for two years. Kentucky 29 51 — 80 Alabama 32 22 — 54

D UKE 104, K ENTUCKY 103 (OT) March 28, 1992 PHILADELPHIA — In what many called the “greatest NCAA Tournament game ever played,” Kentucky took top-ranked defending champion Duke to overtime before a desperation shot by Christian Laettner sent the Blue Devils to the Final Four. Kentucky 45 48 10 — . 103 Duke 50 43 11 — . 104

K ENTUCKY 106, F LORIDA S TATE 81 March 27, 1993 CHARLOTTE — Kentucky beat Florida State to advance to the NCAA Final Four in New Orleans. The victory completed a string of four games in which the Wildcats blitzed their Southeast Region opponents by an average of 31.0 points — the largest margin of victory by a team through four games en route to the Final Four. Florida St. 46 35 — 81 Kentucky 54 52 — 106

M ICHIGAN 81, K ENTUCKY 78 (OT) April 3, 1993 NEW ORLEANS — Kentucky faced Michigan in the NCAA semifinals, marking UK’s 10th Final Four appearance. An 81-78 overtime loss to the Wolverines ended the Cats’ season at 30-4 and marked All-American Jamal Mashburn’s last game in UK blue. Kentucky 35 36 7 — 78 Michigan 40 31 10 — 81

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K ENTUCKY 99, LSU 95

K ENTUCKY 86, D UKE 84

K ENTUCKY 70, F LORIDA 55

February 15, 1994 BATON ROUGE — Trailing by 31 points with 15:34 remaining in the game, the Wildcats went on a tear. They hit 11 three-pointers and outscored the Tigers 62-27 during the final 15:34. UK’s 99-95 win marked the greatest comeback in school history. Kentucky 32 67 — 99 LSU 48 47 — 95

March 22, 1998 ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. – The Wildcats fell behind by 18 points in the first half and by 17 points with 9:38 remaining in the game before avenging a 1992 loss to the Blue Devils. Cameron Mills’ three-pointer with 2:15 left gave UK its first lead, 80-79, before Scott Padgett’s trey with 39.4 seconds remaining broke an 81-81 tie as Kentucky advanced to the Final Four for the third consecutive year. Kentucky 39 47 — 86 Duke 49 35 — 84

February 4, 2003 LEXINGTON — Florida came to Lexington sporting a No. 1 ranking for the first time in school history, but were quickly stiffled by UK’s defense. The Wildcats were able to jump out to a 23-point lead at halftime, which grew to as much as 29 points during the final half as a Rupp Arena-record crowd of 24,459 watched UK earn the 70-55 victory. Kentucky 45 23 — 70 Florida 22 33 — 55

K ENTUCKY 73, F LORIDA 60 March 13, 1994 MEMPHIS — Kentucky faced Florida for the second time in 11 days, and for the second time, the Wildcats beat the Gators. The triumph in Memphis gave UK its third consecutive SEC Tournament title and improved the Pitino-era SEC Tourney mark to a perfect 9-0. Kentucky 33 40 — 73 Florida 27 33 — 60

K ENTUCKY 95, A RKANSAS 93 (OT) March 12, 1995 ATLANTA— Kentucky repeatedly clawed its way back in the SEC Tournament final — finding itself trailing by 19 in the first half, 12 points with nine minutes left in the second half and nine points with 1:33 remaining in overtime. Kentucky 44 36 15 — 95 Arkansas 50 30 13 — 93

K ENTUCKY 81, M ASSACHUSETTS 74 March 30, 1996 EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — In a rematch from an early season loss, the Wildcats fought off a late rally in the national semifinals to advance to the championship game for the first time in 18 years. Kentucky 36 45 — 81 UMass 28 46 — 74

K ENTUCKY 76, S YRACUSE 67 April 1, 1996 EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Behind an NCAA title game record-tying seven three-pointers from Tony Delk, UK won its sixth national title. Kentucky 42 34 — 76 Syracuse 33 34 — 67

A RIZONA 84, K ENTUCKY 79 (OT) March 31, 1997 INDIANAPOLIS — Trying to become the second team in 24 years to repeat as national champion, Ron Mercer and Anthony Epps nailed three-pointers inside the last minute to force overtime. But with four Wildcats fouling out, Arizona outscored UK in the extra period in Rick Pitino’s final game as coach at Kentucky. Arizona 33 41 10 — 84 Kentucky 32 42 5 — 79

K ENTUCKY 86, S TANFORD 85 (OT) March 28, 1998 SAN ANTONIO – Kentucky rallied from a 10-point second-half deficit, then grabbed a 5-point overtime lead, before fending off the Cardinal to advance to the title game for the third straight season. Jeff Sheppard canned three long-range three-pointers – two in the final three minutes and one in overtime – en route to a career-high 27 points. Stanford 37 36 12 — 85 Kentucky 32 41 13 — 86

K ENTUCKY 78, U TAH 69 March 30, 1998 SAN ANTONIO – After being outrebounded 24-6 in the first half and trailing 41-31 at the break, the “Comeback Cats” charged from behind to win the school’s seventh national title, its second in three years. It was the largest halftime deficit overcome in a title game. Utah 41 28 — 69 Kentucky 31 47 — 78

K ENTUCKY 103, M ARYLAND 91 December 12, 1998 LEXINGTON – The senior trio of Heshimu Evans, Scott Padgett and Wayne Turner combined to tally 73 points, 22 rebounds and 14 assists as the fifth-ranked Cats knocked off the No. 2 Terrapins, ending their 13-game win streak. Maryland 41 50 — 91 Kentucky 54 49 — 103

K ENTUCKY 82, L OUISVILLE 62 December 29, 2001 LEXINGTON — Rick Pitino returned to Rupp Arena for the first time as coach of archrival Louisville but watched as Tayshaun Prince scored a game-high 18 points as UK won by 20. UK dedicated the new playing floor as “Cawood’s Court” before chants of “Tub-by, Tub-by” filled the arena throughout the game. Kentucky 36 46 — 82 Louisville 32 30 — 62

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K ENTUCKY 79, M ICHIGAN S TATE 74 December 13, 2003 DETROIT — A basketball world-record crowd of 78,129 watch No. 8 Kentucky beat No. 21 Michigan State at Ford Field. Unlike basketball games at domes that have attracted 40,000plus fans, the court was not tucked into an end zone, but placed on the 50-yard line in the Detroit Lions’ home stadium - a true site to see. Kentucky 49 30 — 79 Michigan St. 43 31 — 74

K ENTUCKY 67, C ENTRAL A RKANSAS 40 November 6, 2007 LEXINGTON — The Billy Gillispie era opened, as the Graford, Texas native made his regular season debut as the 21st coach in Kentucky history. Joe Crawford paced the Cats with 20 points while Mark Coury recorded a doubledouble, giving Gillispie a successful debut. C. Arkansas 20 20 — 40 Kentucky 34 33 — 67

K ENTUCKY 90, T ENNESSEE 72 January 13, 2009 KNOXVILLE — Jodie Meeks had a night to remember when he broke the UK single game scoring record scoring 54 points in leading the Wildcats to victory. Meeks finished the night 15-22 from the field (10-15 three-point range) and 14-14 from the free throw line. Kentucky 41 49 — 90 Tennessee 37 35 — 72

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B IGGEST S HOTS A. Ralph Beard

I. Jeff Brassow

Mar. 20, 1946 vs. Rhode Island This free throw with 43 seconds left gave Adolph Rupp his first national title, 46-45.

Dec. 23, 1993 vs. Arizona Brassow tipped in a Rodrick Rhodes’ miss as UK won the Maui Invitational, 93-92.

B. Ralph Beard

J. Walter McCarty

Feb. 14, 1948 vs. Tennessee The buzzer-beater is still one of the longest shots (52.5’) in UK history.

Feb. 15, 1994 vs. LSU McCarty’s three capped a 31-point comeback against the Tigers.

K. Tony Delk C. Vernon Hatton Dec. 7, 1957 vs. Temple Hatton’s 47-foot bomb from midcourt tied the game at the end of the first overtime .

D. Terry Mobley Dec. 31, 1963 vs. Duke Mobley’s shot, with 7 seconds left, propelled UK past No. 1 Duke, 81-79.

E. Kyle Macy Feb. 24, 1980 vs. LSU Macy’s jumper gave the Cats the 1980 SEC crown, 76-74 in overtime.

F. Kenny Walker Mar. 10, 1984 vs. Auburn The sophomore’s 15-footer at the buzzer defeated Charles Barkley’s squad for the SEC Tourney title.

April 1, 1996 vs. Syracuse His three was part of a four-point play that lifted UK to its sixth NCAA title.

L. Nazr Mohammed Jan. 27, 1998 vs. Vanderbilt This running bank shot ruined VU’s upset bid with a 63-61 win.

M. Scott Padgett Mar. 22, 1998 vs. Duke The three-pointer broke an 81-81 tie with 39.4 seconds left and capped a 17-point comeback.

N. Tayshaun Prince Feb. 6, 2001 vs. Florida After driving right, slipping, then reversing, this patented lefthanded baby hook found the nets with 3.3 seconds remaining as UK escaped with a 71-70 victory.

O. Tayshaun Prince G. Cedric Jenkins Dec. 12, 1987 vs. Louisville Jenkins’ tip-in gave UK a 76-75 win against its arch rival.

Dec. 8, 2001 vs. North Carolina This nearly 30’ 3FG from just inside the mid-court logo capped five consecutive threes by Prince to open the game.

H. Sean Woods

P. Patrick Sparks

Mar. 28, 1992 vs. Duke Woods banked in this 10-footer to give UK the lead with 2.9 seconds left in overtime in the regional final.

Dec. 18, 2004 at Louisville Sparks’ three free-throws with no time remaining helped UK overcome a 16-point halftime deficit for a 60-58 win.

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1944-45 1945-46 (28-2) 1946-47 (34-3) 1947-48 (36-3) 1948-49 (28-2) 1949-50 (25-5) 1950-51 (32-2) 1951-52 (28-2) 1952-53 1953-54 (25-0) 1954-55 (23-3) 1955-56 (20-6) 1956-57 (23-5) 1957-58 (23-6) 1958-59 (24-3) 1959-60 (18-7) 1960-61 (19-9)

3FG% .605 .640 .625 70.6 60.1 65.8 61.5 64.8 59.9 63.5 58.3 67.8 62.6 63.0 64.8 64.9 65.9 69.8 68.7 73.8 68.8 75.2 68.2 72.0 72.3 72.5 68.1

500-781 526-841 514-728 454-756 443-673 446-725 482-744 471-786 549-865 458-786 529-780 546-872 425-675 534-824 473-729 546-828 579-829 607-883 502-680 437-635 570-758 491-720 504-700 524-725 575-793 532-781

FT%

FT-FTA 282 371-613

Y M E N 87.5 60.3 76.4 61.1 84.5 69.3 84.2 69.8 74.7 62.7 78.7 64.3 73.5 65.7 72.4

Avg 56.3 60.7 39.8 68.5 38.3 69.0 44.4 68.2 45.0 69.6 56.5 74.7 52.4 82.3 55.4

2187 1508 1987 1588 2197 1802 2357 1953 2166 1817 2126 1737 1838 1642 2027 185866.4

Pts 1464 1821 1194 2536 1416 2690 1730 2320 1530 2089 1696 2540 1783 2635 1774

582-35 500-27 481 400 490 548 524 478 474 494 513 539 502 509 551 546

471 265 497 188

636 635 604 558 648 623 707 731

764

682

PF-D 367 469

1318-52.7 851-34.0 1680-64.6 1120-43.1 1502-57.8 1094-42.1 1550-55.4 1109-39.6 1562-53.9 1227-42.3 1361-50.4 1117-41.4 1317-52.7 1142-45.7 1438-51.4 1233-44.0

2109-62.0 1357-39.9 1817-56.8 1164-36.4

Reb-Avg

Y EAR - BY-Y EAR T EAM S TATISTICS

G FG-FGA FG% 3FG-3FGA UK 26 591 UK 30 725 Opp 30 UK 37 1011-3232 31.5 Opp 37 UK 39 1082-3465 31.2 Opp 39 23.2 UK 34 903-2756 32.8 Opp 34 538-2216 24.3 UK 30 823-2485 33.1 Opp 30 625-2270 27.5 UK 34 1029-3013 34.2 Opp 34 656-2422 27.0 UK 32 1043-2829 36.9 Opp 32 658-2219 29.7 No Schedule (Under Suspension by NCAA) UK 25 829-2162 38.3 Opp 25 481-1574 30.6 UK 26 781-2123 36.8 Opp 26 527-1741 30.3 UK 26 826-2078 41.5 Opp 26 628-1750 35.9 UK 28 889-2191 40.6 Opp 28 673-1971 34.1 UK 29 832-2223 37.3 Opp 29 690-1945 35.5 UK 27 778-1922 40.5 Opp 27 623-1687 36.9 UK 25 667-1741 38.3 Opp 25 559-1547 36.1 UK 28 726-1928 37.7 Opp 28 663-1665 39.8

K ’ S

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B A S K E T B A L L

1961-62 (23-3) 1962-63 (16-9) 1963-64 (21-6) 1964-65 (15-10) 1965-66 (27-2) 1966-67 (13-13) 1967-68 (22-5) 1968-69 (23-5) 1969-70 (26-2) 1970-71 (22-6) 1971-72 (21-7) 1972-73 (20-8) 1973-74 (13-13) 1974-75 (26-5) 1975-76 (20-10) 1976-77 (26-4)

G FG-FGA UK 26 Opp 26 UK 25 Opp 25 UK 27 Opp 27 UK 25 Opp 25 UK 29 Opp 29 UK 26 Opp 26 UK 27 Opp 27 UK 28 Opp 28 UK 28 Opp 28 UK 28 Opp 28 UK 28 Opp 28 UK 28 Opp 28 UK 26 Opp 26 UK 31 Opp 31 UK 30 Opp 30 UK 30 Opp 30

FG% 3FG-3FGA 822-1895 43.4 637-1733 36.8 724-1786 40.5 640-1568 40.8 936-2096 44.7 727-1839 39.5 796-1771 49.4 729-1643 44.4 1017-2079 48.9 770-1916 40.2 861-1760 48.9 775-1698 45.6 979-2082 47.0 831-1903 43.7 1015-2071 49.0 864-1944 44.4 1099-2205 49.8 860-1898 45.3 1077-2129 50.6 915-2080 44.0 916-1866 49.1 839-1883 44.6 1002-2070 48.4 888-1978 45.0 845-1699 49.7 835-1743 47.9 1197-2412 49.6 925-2096 44.1 981-2027 48.4 938-1998 46.9 1009-2015 50.1 818-1828 44.9

3FG%

FT-FTA

FT% Reb-Avg 497-666 74.6 430-623 69.0 445-638 69.7 417-611 68.2 454-605 75.0 500-700 71.4 517-675 76.6 456-659 69.2 485-648 74.8 488-690 70.7 429-559 76.7 462-675 68.4 442-624 70.8 443-630 70.3 512-688 74.4 469-685 68.5 511-686 74.5 534-740 72.2 516-688 75.0 543-739 73.5 479-655 73.1 415-630 65.9 337-484 69.6 322-491 65.6 348-481 72.3 317-455 69.7 464-664 69.9 584-828 70.5 453-637 71.1 469-667 70.3 491-697 70.5 434-608 71.4

PF-D 1399-53.8 1090-41.9 1284-51.4 1093-43.7 1355-50.2 1268-47.0 1103-44.1 1147-45.9 1368-47.2 1205-41.6 1071-41.2 1105-42.5 1333-49.4 1212-44.9 1374-49.1 1154-41.5 1390-49.6 1135-40.5 1340-47.9 1245-44.5 1214-43.4 1171-41.8 1292-46.1 1182-42.2 991-38.1 990-38.1 1442-46.5 1274-41.1 1250-41.7 1098-36.6 1249-41.6 1036-34.5

A 483-16 476-18 461-13 472-26 520-20 482-15 504-27 526-22 539-18 515-17 508-21 430-11 493-7 518-17 528-16 513-17 548-16 513-18 556-13 537-18 481-20 505-15 536-18 540-24 521-17 523-20 767-27 633-20 632-25 625-27 648-15 682-38

TO 343 168 237 119 396 141 260 153 293 120 270 152 331 200 499 233 432 215 425 250 392 275 396 308 324 306 479 367 394 353 513 432 402 438 447 487 471 332 552 678 539 511 480 595

Pts

Avg 2141 1704 1893 1697 2326 1954 2109 1914 2519 2028 2151 2012 2400 2103 2542 2199 2709 2254 2670 2373 2311 2093 2341 2098 2038 1987 2858 2434 2415 2345 2509 2070 82.3 65.5 75.7 67.9 86.1 72.4 84.4 76.6 86.9 69.9 82.7 77.4 88.9 77.9 90.8 78.5 96.8 80.5 95.4 84.8 82.5 74.8 83.6 74.9 78.4 76.4 92.2 78.5 80.5 78.2 83.6 69.1

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S B A S K E T B A L L

1977-78 (30-2) 1978-79 (19-12) 1979-80 (29-6) 1980-81 (22-6) 1981-82 (22-8) 1982-83 (23-5) 1983-84 (29-5) 1984-85 (18-13) 1985-86 (32-4) 1986-87 (18-11) 1987-88 (25-5) 1988-89 (13-19) 1989-90 (14-14) 1990-91 (22-6) 1991-92 (29-7) 1992-93 (30-4)

UK Opp UK Opp UK Opp UK Opp UK Opp UK Opp UK Opp UK Opp UK Opp UK Opp UK Opp UK Opp UK Opp UK Opp UK Opp UK Opp

G 32 32 31 31 35 35 28 28 30 30 31 31 34 34 31 31 36 36 29 29 33 33 32 32 28 28 28 28 36 36 34 34

FG-FGA 1040-1922 878-1889 890-1799 886-1788 1038-2022 880-1971 781-1602 651-1494 827-1618 786-1681 869-1564 776-1788 900-1749 796-1894 773-1693 785-1661 1030-2003 886-1914 747-1597 737-1550 963-1971 883-1947 856-1791 849-1833 868-1978 868-1763 834-1888 760-1659 1062-2222 920-2013 1048-2184 807-1917

FG% 54.1 46.5 49.5 49.6 51.3 44.7 48.8 43.6 51.1 46.8 55.6 43.4 51.5 42.0 .457 .473 .514 .463 .468 .475 .489 .454 .478 .463 .439 .492 .442 .458 .478 .457 .480 .421

152-409 83-228 98-269 138-389 108-302 167-478 281-810 167-436 242-715 99-304 317-888 125-415 340-862 139-420

3FG-3FGA

.372 .364 .364 .355 .358 .349 .347 .383 .338 .326 .357 .301 .394 .331

3FG%

FT-FTA 613-808 478-718 666-858 508-719 609-802 563-794 478-664 458-640 545-727 421-604 448-625 385-560 518-721 383-576 491-680 406-579 606-841 432-602 319-509 387-545 604-797 365-508 400-575 451-645 470-644 558-782 495-685 567-805 645-892 715-1019 539-784 621-940

FT% 75.9 66.6 77.6 70.7 75.9 70.9 72.0 71.6 75.0 69.7 71.7 68.8 71.8 66.5 .722 .701 .721 .718 .627 .710 .758 .719 .596 .699 .730 .714 .723 .704 .723 .702 .688 .661

Reb-Avg 1171-36.6 1000-31.3 1034-33.4 995-32.1 1265-36.1 1052-30.1 995-35.5 899-32.1 940-31.3 926-30.9 959-30.9 950-30.6 1157-34.0 1024-30.1 1035-33.4 984-31.7 1191-33.1 1031-28.6 903-31.1 963-33.2 1163-35.2 1049-31.8 1056-33.0 1079-33.7 996-35.6 1211-43.3 1049-37.5 1126-40.2 1226-34.1 1289-35.8 1364-40.1 1161-34.1

PF-D 733-18 756-50 715-30 838-53 755-32 753-33 616-22 616-20 571-15 639-36 544-10 616-28 618-13 696-32 600-23 638-19 642-12 759-28 531-16 532-23 529-11 673-23 596-22 569-15 664-25 556-11 651-18 580-11 837-30 769-28 776-20 679-16

A 554 512 392 435 538 440 402 333 460 439 499 415 562 438 441 474 612 442 387 381 502 454 499 480 489 494 482 349 661 427 665 398

TO 544 568 464 532 564 551 356 236 403 272 461 405 495 481 384 392 442 548 398 458 420 530 494 454 403 593 437 583 542 708 541 620 59 90 125 77 122 48 86 86 124 63 158 61 78 60 97 86 77 72 104 68 110 69 104 96 120 108 121 148 160 116

208 191 216 242 143 154 171 176 168 277 176 199 174 179 280 192 206 183 246 198 228 264 309 206 291 214 368 279 323 268

PtsAvg 2693 2234 2446 2280 2685 2323 2040 1760 2199 1993 2186 1937 2318 1975 2037 1976 2666 2210 1965 1944 2628 2269 2220 2316 2487 2461 2405 2186 3086 2680 2975 2374 84.2 69.8 78.9 73.6 76.7 66.4 72.9 62.9 73.3 66.4 70.5 62.5 68.2 58.1 65.7 63.7 74.1 61.4 67.8 67.0 79.6 68.8 69.4 72.4 88.8 87.9 85.9 78.1 85.7 74.4 87.5 69.8

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184

S B A S K E T B A L L

1993-94 (27-7) 1994-95 (28-5) 1995-96 (34-2) 1996-97 (35-5) 1997-98 (35-4) 1998-99 (28-9) 1999-00 (23-10) 2000-01 (24-10) 2001-02 (22-10) 2002-03 (32-4) 2003-04 (27-5) 2004-05 (28-6) 2005-06 (22-13) 2006-07 (22-12) 2007-08 (18-13) 2008-09 (22-14)

UK Opp UK Opp UK Opp UK Opp UK Opp UK Opp UK Opp UK Opp UK Opp UK Opp UK Opp UK Opp UK Opp UK Opp UK Opp UK Opp

G 34 34 33 33 36 36 40 40 39 39 37 37 33 33 34 34 32 32 36 36 32 32 34 34 35 35 34 34 31 31 36 36

FG-FGA 1027-2195 862-2041 1016-2211 764-1889 1198-2461 885-2135 1238-2631 854-2147 1161-2409 892-2324 1034-2163 823-2162 793-1873 757-1941 988-2051 842-2081 905-2020 782-1898 1026-2102 827-1993 862-1828 704-1748 901-1940 749-1848 903-2020 829-1953 890-1868 839-2040 735-1566 671-1695 933-1940 822-2114

FG% .468 .422 .460 .404 .487 .415 .471 .398 .482 .384 .478 .381 .423 .390 .482 .405 .448 .412 .488 .415 .472 .403 .464 .405 .447 .424 .476 .411 .469 .396 .481 .389

3FG-3FGA 301-857 189-566 276-736 165-517 266-670 191-569 287-777 185-589 250-681 281-812 226-676 252-764 188-643 224-688 245-708 244-689 219-691 216-641 208-585 211-633 204-572 204-622 218-635 224-680 265-758 228-700 231-650 256-766 182-493 184-565 202-572 256-728

3FG% .351 .334 .375 .319 .397 .336 .369 .314 .367 .346 .334 .330 .292 .326 .346 .354 .317 .337 .356 .333 .357 .328 .343 .329 .350 .326 .355 .334 .369 .326 .353 .352

FT-FTA 597-875 624-917 576-801 585-856 630-883 536-799 562-824 619-922 551-816 547-804 496-776 422-640 506-735 336-520 492-751 472-689 431-638 403-598 522-742 444-647 437-627 424-592 483-728 405-587 406-601 428-633 485-690 368-568 472-644 508-719 601-777 486-704

FT% .682 .680 .719 .683 .713 .671 .682 .671 .675 .680 .639 .659 .688 .646 .655 .685 .676 .674 .704 .686 .697 .716 .663 .690 .676 .676 .703 .648 .733 .707 .773 .690

Reb-Avg 1303-38.3 1326-39.0 1338-40.5 1220-37.0 1501-41.7 1289-35.8 1575-39.4 1367-34.2 1640-42.1 1321-33.9 1470-39.7 1245-33.6 1300-39.4 1135-34.4 1311-38.6 1214-35.7 1283-40.1 1107-34.6 1324-36.8 1114-30.9 1158-36.2 1004-31.4 1197-35.2 1155-34.0 1265-36.1 1162-33.2 1235-36.3 1125-33.1 1038-33.5 990-31.9 1330-36.9 1151-32.0

PF-D 762-30 721-18 734-12 667-21 729-10 748-30 802-26 731-19 722-7 721-21 629-6 703-17 537-10 647-21 631-5 659-18 582-6 587-8 625-4 664-0 584-4 569 582-7 631 595-5 603 547-4 609 586-18 587 634-14 665-22

A 648 461 647 418 783 487 776 484 691 485 605 420 427 352 539 426 471 410 574 392 504 357 509 383 495 448 537 441 395 340 567 372

TO 533 695 489 690 554 799 589 907 583 636 547 595 502 482 513 551 460 529 501 592 468 509 445 596 464 472 493 440 490 406 610 517

BS 195 111 176 137 176 141 203 99 240 109 199 103 185 66 151 82 153 100 176 123 110 99 147 111 106 118 161 109 149 111 238 133

St 394 250 347 220 435 256 480 256 341 271 286 254 201 227 229 231 252 225 281 225 249 229 311 173 206 187 201 236 206 191 238 279

PtsAvg 2952 2537 2884 2278 3292 2497 3325 2512 3123 2612 2790 2320 2280 2074 2713 2400 2460 2183 2782 2309 2365 2036 2503 2127 2477 2314 249673.4 2302 2124 2034 266974.1 2386

N T U C K Y M E N ’

185

S B A S K E T B A L 66.3

E 67.7 68.5 65.6

86.8 74.6 87.4 69.0 91.4 69.4 83.1 62.8 80.1 67.0 75.4 62.7 69.1 62.8 79.8 70.6 76.9 68.2 77.3 64.1 73.9 63.6 73.6 62.6 70.8 66.1

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S CORING T EAM R ECORDS Most Points Scored Half: 86 at LSU (1-16-96, 1st half) Game: 143 vs. Georgia (2-27-56) Game (both teams): 245 at Kansas (12-9-89) [KU 150, UK 95] Season: 3,325 (1996-97) [40 games]

11. Cliff Hagan

1952

21.6

692

12. Cotton Nash

1964

24.0

648

13. Tony Delk

1996

17.8

639

14. Pat Riley

1966

21.9

635

1951

19.2

635

Bill Spivey

By a Freshman —

Fewest Points Scored

Rex Chapman

1987

16.0

464

Game: 1 vs. Transylvania (2-5-1905) Season: 538 (1924-25) [22 games]

Chris Mills

1989

14.3

459

Sam Bowie

1980

12.9

440

Patrick Patterson

2008

16.4

411

Keith Bogans

1900

12.5

411

I NDIVIDUAL R ECORDS Points Scored Game: 54, Jodie Meeks at Tennessee (1-13-09) Season: 948, Dan Issel (1969-70) Career: 2,138, Dan Issel (1968-70)

By a Sophomore —

Highest Scoring Average Season (min. 20 games): 33.9, Dan Issel (1969-70) Career (min. 40 games): 25.8, Dan Issel (1968-70)

C AREER L EADERS Scoring Average

Jamal Mashburn

1992

21.3

767

Ron Mercer

1997

18.1

725

Patrick Patterson

2009

17.9

609

Rex Chapman

1988

19.0

609

Cotton Nash

1962

23.4

608

By a Junior — 1.

Jodie Meeks

2009

23.7

854

Player

Season

Pts

Avg

Dan Issel

1969

26.6

746

Dan Issel

1968-70

2,138

25.8

Jamal Mashburn

1993

21.0

714

Cotton Nash

1962-64

1,770

22.7

Kenny Walker

1985

22.9

710

Kevin Grevey

1973-75

1,801

21.4

Cliff Hagan

1952

21.6

692

Bob Burrow

1955-56

1,023

20.1

Louie Dampier

1965-67

1,575

19.7

By a Senior —

Bill Spivey

1950-51

1,213

19.3

Dan Issel

1969-70

33.9

948

Cliff Hagan

1951-52, 54

1,475

19.2

Kevin Grevey

1974-75

23.5

730

Jamal Mashburn

1990-93

1,843

18.8

Kenny Walker

1985-86

20.0

721

Mike Casey

1968-70

1,535

18.7

Alex Groza

1948-49

20.5

698

1965-67

1,464

18.3

Cotton Nash

1963-64

24.0

648

10. Pat Riley

S EASON L EADERS Points Player

S CORING AVERAGE Player

Season

Pts

Avg

Season

Avg

Pts

Dan Issel

1969-70

948

33.86

Dan Issel

1970

33.9

948

Dan Issel

1968-69

746

26.64

Jodie Meeks

2009

23.7

854

Cotton Nash

1963-64

648

24.00

Jamal Mashburn

1992

21.3

767

Cliff Hagan

1953-54

600

24.00

Dan Issel

1969

26.6

746

Jodie Meeks

2009

854

23.72

Kevin Grevey

1975

23.5

730

Kevin Grevey

1974-75

730

23.55

Ron Mercer

1997

18.1

725

Cotton Nash

1961-62

608

23.38

Kenny Walker

1986

20.0

721

Kenny Walker

1984-85

710

22.90

Jamal Mashburn

1993

21.0

714

Pat Riley

1965-66

637

21.97

Kenny Walker

1985

22.9

710

10. Kevin Grevey

1973-74

547

21.88

1949

20.5

698

11. Cliff Hagan

1951-52

692

21.63

10. Alex Groza

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G AME L EADERS Points Player, Opponent (Date)

Jodie Meeks at Tennessee (1/13/09)

Dan Issel at Ole Miss (2/7/1970)

Dan Issel at LSU (2/21/1970)

Cliff Hagan vs. Temple (12/5/1953)

Bob Burrow vs. LSU (1/14/1956)

Dan Issel at Alabama (2/23/1970)

Dan Issel vs. Notre Dame (3/12/1970) [NCAA]

Melvin Turpin vs. Georgia (3/8/1984) [SEC]

Melvin Turpin at Tennessee (1/31/1983)

Dan Issel vs. Auburn (3/2/1970)

Mike Pratt vs. Notre Dame (12/27/1969)

Louie Dampier at Vanderbilt (2/2/1966)

Cliff Hagan vs. Tennessee (3/1/1952)

14. Tayshaun Prince vs. Tulsa (3/16/2002) [NCAA]

Jack Givens vs. Duke (3/27/1978) [NCAA]

Dan Issel vs. North Carolina (12/8/1969)

Dan Issel at Vanderbilt (3/1/1969)

41 40

Kevin Grevey at Georgia (2/19/1973)

Dan Issel vs. Georgia (2/16/1970)

Dan Issel vs. Navy (12/19/1969)

Louie Dampier vs. Illinois (12/5/1966)

Bob Burrow at Saint Louis (12/28/1955)

Bill Spivey vs. Xavier (2/13/1951)

40 40

By a Freshman — 1. 2. 3.

Jamal Mashburn vs. Georgia (2/3/1991) Rick Robey vs. Vanderbilt (3/1/1975)

31 28

Rodrick Rhodes vs. Georgia Tech (12/5/1992)

Ed Davender vs. East Tennessee St. (12/21/1984)

Sam Bowie vs. Ole Miss (2/29/1980) Alex Groza at Temple (12/30/1944) Jack Parkinson vs. Tulane (3/4/1944) [SEC]

Kevin Grevey at Georgia (2/19/1973)

Bill Spivey vs. Georgia Tech (2/18/1950)

Tom Payne vs. LSU (2/20/1971)

Cotton Nash vs. Vanderbilt (2/19/1962)

LeRon Ellis vs. Northwestern State (12/7/1988)

Louie Dampier vs. Iowa State (12/9/1964)

Bill Spivey vs. Tennessee (3/4/1950) [SEC]

Pts

Bill Spivey vs. Georgia Tech (2/18/1950)

By a Sophomore —

18. Derrick Miller vs. Vanderbilt (2/7/1990)

27 27

By a Junior — 1.

Jodie Meeks at Tennessee (1/13/09)

Melvin Turpin at Tennessee (1/31/1983)

Louie Dampier at Vanderbilt (2/2/1966)

Cliff Hagan vs. Tennessee (1/31/1952)

Dan Issel at Vanderbilt (3/1/1969)

By a Senior — 1.

Dan Issel at Ole Miss (2/7/1970)

Dan Issel at LSU (2/21/1970)

53 51

Cliff Hagan vs. Temple (12/5/1953)

Bob Burrow vs. LSU (1/14/1956)

Dan Issel at Alabama (2/23/1970)

M OST P OINTS IN F IRST VARSITY G AME (S INCE 1947-48) Player, Opponent (Date)

Pts

Mike Casey vs. Michigan (12/2/1967)

Cotton Nash vs. Miami, Ohio (12/2/1961)

Sam Bowie vs. Duke (11/17/1979)

Roger Newman vs. VMI (12/1/1960)

Rex Chapman vs. Austin Peay (11/29/1986)

Louie Dampier vs. Iowa (12/4/1964)

Dan Issel vs. Michigan (12/2/1967)

Pat Riley vs. Iowa (12/4/1964)

Rodrick Rhodes vs. Wright State (12/2/1992)

Kyle Macy vs. SMU (11/26/1977)

Larry Steele vs. Xavier (11/30/1968)

Bill Spivey vs. Indiana (12/3/1949)

13. Antoine Walker vs. UT Martin (11/26/1994)

187

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Y EAR - BY-Y EAR S CORING Total Point Leaders Year

Player

Class

Pts

1922-23

Carl Riefkin

Avg.

Year

Player

Class

Pts

Avg.

Jr.

133

10.2

1971-72

Jim Andrews

Jr.

602

1923-24

21.5

Jim McFarland

So.

157

9.8

1972-73

Jim Andrews

Sr.

562

20.1

1924-25

Jim McFarland

Jr.

143

7.2

1973-74

Kevin Grevey

Jr.

547

21.9

1925-26

Gayle Mohney

Jr.

200

11.1

1974-75

Kevin Grevey

Sr.

730

23.6

1926-27

Paul Jenkins

Jr.

6.1

1975-76

Jack Givens

So.

602

20.1

1927-28

Cecil Combs

So.

186

10.3

1976-77

Jack Givens

Jr.

566

18.9

1928-29

Stan Milward

So.

116

6.8

1977-78

Jack Givens

Sr.

578

18.1

1929-30

Cecil Combs

Sr.

125

6.6

1978-79

Kyle Macy

Jr.

470

15.2

1930-31

Carey Spicer

Sr.

190

10.6

1979-80

Kyle Macy

Sr.

540

15.4

1931-32

Aggie Sale

Jr.

235

13.8

1980-81

Sam Bowie

So.

488

17.4

1932-33

Aggie Sale

Sr.

324

13.5

1981-82

Derrick Hord

Jr.

490

16.3

1933-34

John “Frenchy” De Moisey

Sr.

212

12.5

1982-83

Melvin Turpin

Jr.

468

15.1

1934-35

Leroy Edwards

So.

343

16.3

1983-84

Melvin Turpin

Sr.

518

15.2

1935-36

Ralph Carlisle

So.

241

11.5

1984-85

Kenny Walker

Jr.

710

22.9

1936-37

Ralph Carlisle

Jr.

208

9.9

1985-86

Kenny Walker

Sr.

721

20.0

1937-38

Joe Hagan

Sr.

184

10.2

1986-87

Rex Chapman

Fr.

464

16.0

1938-39

Fred Curtis

Sr.

183

9.2

1987-88

Rex Chapman

So.

609

19.0

1939-40

Mickey Rouse

Sr.

175

8.3

1988-89

LeRon Ellis

So.

511

16.0

1940-41

Jim King

Jr.

151

6.0

1989-90

Derrick Miller

Sr.

538

19.2

1941-42

Marvin Akers

Jr.

190

7.6

1990-91

John Pelphrey

Jr.

404

14.4

1942-43

Milt Ticco

Sr.

233

10.1

1991-92

Jamal Mashburn

So.

767

21.3

1943-44

Bob Brannum

Fr.

254

12.1

1992-93

Jamal Mashburn

Jr.

714

21.0

1944-45

Jack Tingle

So.

293

11.3

1993-94

Tony Delk

So.

564

16.6

1945-46

Jack Parkinson

Jr.

339

11.3

1994-95

Tony Delk

Jr.

551

16.7

1946-47

Alex Groza

So.

393

10.6

1995-96

Tony Delk

Sr.

639

17.8

1947-48

Ralph Beard

Jr.

476

12.5

1996-97

Ron Mercer

So.

725

18.1

1948-49

Alex Groza

Sr.

698

20.5

1997-98

Jeff Sheppard

Sr.

521

13.7

1949-50

Bill Spivey

So.

578

19.3

1998-99

Scott Padgett

Sr.

467

12.6

1950-51

Bill Spivey

Jr.

635

19.2

1999-00

Jamaal Magloire

Sr.

435

13.2

1951-52

Cliff Hagan

Jr.

692

21.6

2000-01

Keith Bogans

So.

577

17.0

1953-54

Cliff Hagan

Sr.

600

24.0

2001-02

Tayshaun Prince

Sr.

560

17.5

1954-55

Bob Burrow

Jr.

495

19.0

2002-03

Keith Bogans

Sr.

564

15.7

1955-56

Bob Burrow

Sr.

528

21.1

2003-04

Gerald Fitch

Sr.

470

16.2

1956-57

Johnny Cox

So.

544

19.4

2004-05

Kelenna Azubuike

Jr.

499

14.7

1957-58

Vernon Hatton

Sr.

496

17.1

2005-06

Rajon Rondo

So.

380

11.2

1958-59

Johnny Cox

Sr.

485

17.9

2006-07

Randolph Morris

Jr.

546

16.1

1959-60

Billy Ray Lickert

Jr.

288

14.4

2007-08

Joe Crawford

Sr.

538

17.9

1960-61

Billy Ray Lickert

Sr.

450

16.0

2008-09

Jodie Meeks

Jr.

854

23.7

1961-62

Cotton Nash

So.

608

23.4

1962-63

Cotton Nash

Jr.

514

20.6

1963-64

Cotton Nash

Sr.

648

24.0

1964-65

Louie Dampier

So.

426

17.0

1965-66

Pat Riley

Jr.

637

22.0

1966-67

Louie Dampier

Sr.

537

20.6

1967-68

Mike Casey

So.

541

20.1

1968-69

Dan Issel

Jr.

746

26.6

1969-70

Dan Issel

Sr.

948

33.9

1970-71

Tom Parker

Jr.

492

17.6

188

Q UICKEST 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

1,000 P OINTS

Name (Years) Cotton Nash (1962-64) Dan Issel (1968-70) Bob Burrow (1955-56) Mike Casey (1968-69, 71) Kevin Grevey (1973-75) Bill Spivey (1950-51) Louie Dampier (1965-67) Pat Riley (1965-67) Cliff Hagan (1951-52, 54) Patrick Patterson (2008-09)

Games to 1,000 Opp. (Date) 45 Florida (2-2-63) 49 LSU (2-22-69) 51 Iowa (3-17-56) 51 Vandy (3-1-69) 51 Florida (2-25-74) 52 Tenn. (2-17-51) 53 Duke (3-18-66) 54 UTEP (3-19-66) 57 Duke (12-21-53) 58 Creighton (3-23-09)

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A LL -T IME L EADING S CORERS – VARSITY C AREER (T HE 1,000-P OINT C LUB ) 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57.

Player (Position) Dan Issel (C) Kenny Walker (F) Jack Givens (F) Keith Bogans (G) Tony Delk (G) Jamal Mashburn (F) Kevin Grevey (F) Tayshaun Prince (F) Cotton Nash (C-F) Alex Groza (C) Ed Davender (G) Louie Dampier (G) Mike Casey (G) Ralph Beard (G) Melvin Turpin (C) Cliff Hagan (C) Pat Riley (F) Johnny Cox (F) Joe Crawford (G) Kyle Macy (G) Winston Bennett (F) Rick Robey (F-C) Gerald Fitch (G) Mike Phillips (C) Mike Pratt (F) Frank Ramsey (G) Ramel Bradley Jim Andrews (C) Sam Bowie (C-F) Jim Master (G) John Pelphrey (F) Scott Padgett (F) Jodie Meeks (G) Tom Parker (F) Deron Feldhaus (F) Derrick Hord (F) Bill Spivey (C) Chuck Hayes (F) Rodrick Rhodes (F) Wayne Turner (G) Reggie Hanson (C) Derrick Miller (G) Vernon Hatton (G) Wallace Jones (F) Randolph Morris (C) Jeff Sheppard (G) Bill Lickert (F-G) Rex Chapman (G) Dirk Minniefield (G) Jamaal Magloire (C) Erik Daniels (F) Jim Line (F) Bob Burrow (C) Patrick Patterson (F) Ron Mercer (G-F) Jimmy Conner (F-G) Bobby Watson (G)

Years 3 4 4 4 4 3 3 4 3 4 4 3 3 4 4 3 3 3 4 3 4 4 4 4 3 3 4 3 3 4 4 4 3 3 4 4 2 4 3 4 4 4 3 4 3 4 3 2 4 4 4 4 2 2 2 3 3

Seasons 1968-70 1983-86 1975-78 2000-03 1993-96 1991-93 1973-75 1999-02 1962-64 1945-47, 49 1985-88 1965-67 1968-69, 71 1946-49 1981-84 1951-52, 54 1965-67 1957-59 2005-08 1978-80 1984-88 1975-78 2001-04 1975-78 1968-70 1951-52, 54 2005-08 1971-73 1980-81, 84 1981-84 1988-92 1995-99 2007-09 1970-72 1988-92 1980-83 1950-51 2002-05 1993-95 1996-99 1988-91 1987-90 1956-58 1946-49 2005-07 1994-96, 98 1959-61 1987-88 1980-83 1997-00 2001-04 1947-50 1955-56 2008-09 1996-97 1973-75 1950-52

189

Points 2,138 2,080 2,038 1,923 1,890 1,843 1,801 1,775 1,770 1,744 1,637 1,575 1,535 1,517 1,509 1,475 1,464 1,461 1,438 1,411 1,399 1,395 1,391 1,367 1,359 1,344 1,326 1,320 1,285 1,283 1,257 1,252 1,246 1,238 1,232 1,220 1,213 1,211 1,208 1,170 1,167 1,156 1,153 1,151 1,123 1,091 1,076 1,073 1,069 1,064 1,053 1,041 1,023 1,020 1,013 1,009 1,001

Games 83 132 123 135 133 98 84 135 78 120 129 80 82 139 123 77 80 84 127 98 133 105 127 120 81 91 128 80 86 121 114 122 81 80 124 124 63 134 99 151 101 105 76 127 89 134 73 61 123 145 127 135 51 59 76 85 96

Average 25.8 15.8 16.6 14.2 14.2 18.8 21.4 13.1 22.6 14.4 12.7 19.7 18.7 10.8 12.3 19.2 18.3 17.3 11.3 14.4 10.5 13.3 11.0 11.4 16.8 14.7 10.4 16.5 14.7 10.6 11.0 10.3 15.4 15.5 9.6 9.3 19.3 9.0 12.2 7.7 11.6 11.0 15.1 9.0 12.6 8.1 14.7 17.6 8.7 7.3 8.3 7.7 20.0 17.3 13.3 11.9 10.4

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FIELD GOALS T EAM R ECORDS Field Goals Made Game: 60 vs. Georgia Tech (2-27-56) Season: 1,238 (1996-97)

Jamal Mashburn

1990-93

1,307

675

Keith Bogans

2000-03

135

1,535

671

Alex Groza

1947-49

120

1,514

667

Tayshaun Prince

1999-02

135

1,419

648

1968-69, 71

1,341

647

10. Mike Casey

Field Goals Attempted Game: 125 vs. Ole Miss (2-8-64) Season: 3,465 (1947-48)

Field Goals Attempted Player

Highest Field Goal Percentage First Half: .786 vs. Ole Miss (1-14-81) [11-of-14] Second Half: .875 at Alabama (2-9-80) [14-of-16] Game: .765 vs. Notre Dame (12-29-81) [13-of-17] Season: .556 (1982-83)

I NDIVIDUAL R ECORDS Field Goals Made Game: 23, Dan Issel at Ole Miss (2-7-70) Season: 369, Dan Issel (1969-70) Career: 843, Jack Givens (1975-78) Field Goals Attempted Game: 42, Bill Spivey (2-18-50) Season: 667, Dan Issel (1969-70) Career: 1,638, Jack Givens (1975-78)

FGM

FGA

Jack Givens

1975-78

123

843

1,683

Ralph Beard

1946-49

139

606

1,597

Dan Issel

1968-70

825

1,591

Alex Groza

1947-49

120

667

1,514

Cotton Nash

1962-64

645

1,548

Keith Bogans

2000-03

135

671

1,535

Kevin Grevey

1973-75

771

1,490

Tony Delk

1993-96

133

683

1,441

Johnny Cox

1957-59

564

1,425

10. Tayshaun Prince

1999-02

135

648

1,419

Seasons

FGM

FGA

Pct

2001-03

365

607

.6013

Field Goal Percentage (min. 400 att.) Player

Highest Field Goal Percentage Game (min. 10 made): 1.000, Rodney Dent vs. Morehead State (12-17-93) [12-of-12]; Kenny Walker vs. Western Kentucky (3-16-86) [11-of-11] Season (min. 100 att.): .657, Michael Bradley (1998-99) [157-of-239] Career (min. 400 att.): .602, Marquis Estill (2001-03) [365-of-606] Longest Field Goal Made Game: 63 feet, 7 inches, Cliff Barker vs. Vanderbilt (226-49 in Alumni Gym). (Other long shots on record include 53 ft. 9 in., Ralph Beard vs. Tennessee in 194748; 53 ft. 6 in., Linville Puckett vs. Mississippi State in 1953-54; 48 ft. 2 in., Red Hagan vs. Marquette in 193738; and 47-feet, Vernon Hatton vs. Temple [12-7-57] that tied the score at the end of the first overtime. UK later won the game in 3 overtimes, 85-83).

Marquis Estill

Charles Hurt

Patrick Patterson

1980-83

303

511

.5930

2008-pres.

402

680

.5911

Melvin Turpin

1981-84

626

1,059

.5911

Rick Robey

1975-78

533

917

.5812

Kenny Walker

1983-86

765

1,339

.5713

Andre Riddick

1992-95

265

465

.5699

Jim Andrews

1971-73

543

965

.5627

Nazr Mohammed

1996-98

335

606

.5528

2001-04

447

809

.5525

10. Erik Daniels

S INGLE -S EASON L EADERS Field Goals Made Player

C AREER L EADERS Field Goals Made Player

Seasons

FGA

FGM

Jack Givens

1975-78

123

1,683

843

Dan Issel

1968-70

1,591

825

Kevin Grevey

1973-75

1,490

771

Kenny Walker

1983-86

132

1,339

765

Tony Delk

1993-96

133

1,441

683

Season

FGA

FGM

Dan Issel

1970

667

369

Kevin Grevey

1975

592

303

Ron Mercer

1997

603

297

Dan Issel

1969

534

285

Jamal Mashburn

1992

492

279

Pat Riley

1966

514

265

Cliff Hagan

1952

633

264

Jodie Meeks

2009

568

263

Kenny Walker

1986

447

260

10. Jamal Mashburn

1993

526

259

Alex Groza

1949

612

259

190

By a Freshman —

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By a Sophomore —

Player

Season

FGA

FGM

Season

FGM

FGA

Chris Mills

1988-89

372

180

Bill Spivey

1950

225

619

Rex Chapman

1986-87

390

173

Ron Mercer

1997

297

603

Sam Bowie

1979-80

311

165

Jack Givens

1976

243

494

Patrick Patterson

2007-08

282

162

Jamal Mashburn

1992

279

492

Keith Bogans

1999.-00

339

138

Antoine Walker

1996

228

492

By a Sophomore — Player

Player

By a Junior — Season

FGA

FGM

Season

FGM

FGA

Ron Mercer

1997

603

297

Cliff Hagan

1952

264

633

Jamal Mashburn

1992

492

279

Bill Spivey

1951

252

632

Jack Givens

1976

494

243

Jodie Meeks

2009

263

568

Patrick Patterson

2009

398

240

Ralph Beard

1948

194

536

Kevin Grevey

1973

441

236

Dan Issel

1969

285

534

By a Junior — Player

Player

By a Senior — Season

FGA

FGM

Player

Season

FGM

FGA

Dan Issel

1969

534

285

Dan Issel

1969-70

369

667

Pat Riley

1966

514

265

Alex Groza

1948-49

259

612

Cliff Hagan

1952

633

264

Kevin Grevey

1974-75

303

592

Jodie Meeks

2009

568

263

Cotton Nash

1963-64

248

588

Jamal Mashburn

1993

526

259

Bobby Watson

1951-52

184

517

By a Senior — Field Goal Percentage (min. 150 attempts]

Player

Season

FGA

FGM

Dan Issel

1969-70

667

369

Season

FGM

FGA

Pct

Kevin Grevey

1974-75

592

303

Michael Bradley

1999

157

239

.657

Kenny Walker

1985-86

447

260

Rick Robey

1978

167

363

.635

Alex Groza

1948-49

612

259

Charles Hurt

1983

102

162

.630

Cotton Nash

1963-64

588

248

Marquis Estill

2002

111

178

.624

Melvin Turpin

1983

192

311

.617

Patrick Patterson

2009

240

398

.603

Field Goals Attempted Player

Player

Season

FGM

FGA

Nazr Mohammed

1998

190

318

.597

Dan Issel

1970

369

667

Mike Phillips

1978

125

210

.595

Cliff Hagan

1952

264

633

Melvin Turpin

1984

224

378

.593

Bill Spivey

1951

252

632

10. Marquis Estill

2003

169

288

.587

Bill Spivey

1950

225

619

Alex Groza

1949

259

612

By a Freshman —

Ron Mercer

1997

297

603

57.4

Kevin Grevey

1975

303

592

By a Sophomore —

Cotton Nash

1964

248

588

65.7

Jodie Meeks

2009

263

568

By a Junior —

10. Ralph Beard

1948

194

536

62.4

Patrick Patterson (162-282)

Michael Bradley (157-239)

Marquis Estill (111-178)

2008

1999

2002

By a Senior — 63.5

By a Freshman — Player

Season

FGM

Rick Robey (167-363)

1978

FGA

Rex Chapman

1986-87

173

390

S INGLE -G AME L EADERS

Chris Mills

1988-89

180

372

Field Goals Made

Keith Bogans

1999-00

138

339

Sam Bowie

1979-80

165

311

Dan Issel at Ole Miss (2-7-70)

Jamal Mashburn

1990-91

137

289

Dan Issel at Alabama (2-23-70)

Player, Opponent (Date)

191

FGM

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Bob Burrow vs. LSU (1-14-56)

Melvin Turpin vs. Georgia (3-8-84)

Melvin Turpin at Tennessee (1-31-84)

Jack Givens vs. Duke (3-27-78)

Dan Issel at Vanderbilt (3-1-69)

Louie Dampier at Vanderbilt (2-2-66)

10. 10 players with

F IELD G OALS ATTEMPTED FGM

Bill Spivey vs. Georgia Tech (2-18-50)

Bill Spivey vs. Xavier (2-13-51)

Field Goal Percentage (min. 10 attempts]

Player, Opponent (Date)

FGM

Rodney Dent vs. Morehead St. (12-17-93) [12-of-12]

1.000

Kenny Walker vs. Western Ky. (3-16-86) 11-of-11]

1.000

Jack Givens at Mississippi State (1-31-77) [11-of-12]

.917

Rick Robey vs. Miami, Ohio (12-10-75) [11-of-12]

.917

Jared Prickett vs. UT-Martin (11-26-94) [10-ff-11]

.909

Travis Ford vs. Wake Forest (3-25-93) [10-of-11]

.909

LeRon Ellis vs. Austin Peay (12-27-88) [10-of-11]

.909

Bob Guyette at LSU (1-5-74) [10-of-11]

.909

Scott Padgett vs. Western Carolina (2-6-97) [9-of-10]

.900

Jack Givens vs. Alabama (2-20-78) [9-of-10]

.900

Mike Phillips vs. LSU (1-14-78) [9-of-10]

.900

Larry Johnson at Florida (1-24-76) [9-of-10]

.900

Y EAR - BY-Y EAR F IELD G OAL P ERCENTAGE Year 1946-47 1947-48 1948-49 1949-50 1950-51 1951-52 1953-54 1954-55 1955-56 1956-57 1957-58 1958-59 1959-60 1960-61 1961-62 1962-63 1963-64 1964-65 1965-66 1966-67 1967-68 1968-69 1969-70 1970-71 1971-72 1972-73 1973-74 1974-75 1975-76 1976-77 1977-78

Player James Line Alex Groza Alex Groza James Line Bill Spivey Cliff Hagan Cliff Hagan Bob Burrow Vernon Hatton Vernon Hatton Vernon Hatton Bennie Coffman Billy Ray Lickert Billy Ray Lickert Larry Pursiful Don Rolfes Larry Conley Louie Dampier Louie Dampier Cliff Berger Mike Casey Mike Pratt Dan Issel Kent Hollenbeck Jim Andrews Jim Andrews Bob Guyette Rick Robey Mike Phillips Rick Robey Rick Robey

Class Fr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Jr. Sr. Jr. So. Jr. Sr. Jr. Jr. Sr. Sr. So. So. So. Jr. Jr. So. Jr. Sr. Jr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Fr. So. Jr. Sr.

FGM 86 200 259 155 252 264 234 198 123 112 192 110 110 166 204 68 114 171 249 98 231 173 369 113 236 243 138 135 199 158 167

FGA 209 530 612 369 632 633 514 473 249 255 458 216 274 395 400 134 231 334 482 176 474 321 667 212 409 434 248 248 367 276 263

Pct. .411 .377 .423 .420 .399 .417 .455 .419 .494 .439 .419 .509 .401 .420 .510 .507 .493 .512 .516 .556 .489 .539 .553 .533 .577 .560 .557 .544 .542 .573 .635

192

Year 1978-79 1979-80 1980-81 1981-82 1982-83 1983-84 1984-85 1985-86 1986-87 1987-88 1988-89 1989-90

Player LaVon Williams Sam Bowie Dirk Minniefield Melvin Turpin Charles Hurt Melvin Turpin Kenny Walker Kenny Walker Rob Lock Rob Lock LeRon Ellis Reggie Hanson

Class Jr. Fr. So. So. Sr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Sr. So. Jr.

FGM 119 165 118 160 102 224 246 260 91 123 200 165

FGA 219 311 213 275 162 378 440 447 161 219 385 332

Pct. .543 .531 .554 .582 .630 .593 .559 .582 .565 .562 .519 .497

1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 1995-96 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09

Deron Feldhaus Jamal Mashburn Travis Ford Andre Riddick Andre Riddick Walter McCarty Jared Prickett Nazr Mohammed Michael Bradley Jamaal Magloire Marquis Estill Marquis Estill Marquis Estill Erik Daniels Randolph Morris Randolph Morris Randolph Morris Perry Stevenson Patrick Patterson

Jr. So. Jr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Jr. So. Sr. So. Jr. Sr. Sr. Fr. So. Jr. So. So.

106 279 129 117 68 152 116 190 157 148 85 111 169 201 105 110 202 69 240

203 492 245 207 123 280 211 318 239 296 141 178 288 346 199 181 341 120 398

.522 .567 .527 .565 .553 .543 .550 .597 .657 .500 .603 .624 .587 .581 .528 .608 .592 .575 .603

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F FREE T HROWS 7. 8. 9. 10.

T EAM R ECORDS Most Free Throws Made Game: 46 at Vanderbilt (1-7-63) Season: 666 (1978-79) Most Free Throws Attempted Game: 56 vs. Mississippi State (2-12-79) Season: 892 (1991-92) Highest Free Throw Percentage Game (min. 10 att.): 1.000 vs. Mississippi State (2-8-83) [19-of-19]; vs. Duke (3-3-30) [19-of-19]; at Ole Miss (128-89) [13-of-13]; vs. Georgia (3-13-88) [12-of-12]; vs. Auburn (2-27-93) [11-of-11]; at Vanderbilt (3-2-74) [11of-11]; vs. Alabama (2-1-34) [11-of-11]; at Alabama (1-18-89) [10-of-10] Season: .776 (1978-79) [666-of-858]

Rodrick Rhodes 1993-95 Jack Givens 1975-78 Frank Ramsey 1951-52, 54 Jamal Mashburn 1991-93

99 132 91 98

480 441 518 495

365 352 346 345

Free Throws Attempted Player Seasons 1. Kenny Walker 1983-86 2. Dan Issel 1968-70 3. Cotton Nash 1962-64 4. Alex Groza 1947-49 5. Ed Davender 1985-88 6. Frank Ramsey 1951-52, 54

G 132 83 78 120 129 91

FTM 550 488 480 410 438 346

FTA 733 661 652 548 553 518

Fewest Free Throws Attempted Game: 1 vs. Auburn (3-10-84); at Tennessee (1-5-80); vs. Georgia (2-8-75)

I NDIVIDUAL R ECORDS Free Throws Made Game: 18, Dwight Anderson vs. Miss. State (1-15-79) Season: 218, Kenny Walker (1984-85) Career: 550, Kenny Walker (1983-86) Free Throws Attempted Game: 24, Cliff Hagan vs. Temple (12-18-54) Season: 284, Kenny Walker (1984-85) Career: 733, Kenny Walker (1983-86) Highest Free Throw Percentage Game (min. 10 att.): 1.000, (30 times), most by Louie Dampier vs. Oregon State (12-22-66); [ast by Jodie Meeks at Vanderbilt (2/17/09) [10-10] Game (min. 15 att.): .944, Cliff Hagan vs. Ole Miss (12-52) [17-of-18] Season (min. 50 att.): .912, Kyle Macy (1979-80) [104of-114] Career (min. 200 att.): .890, Jodie Meeks (2007-09) [299-336]; Kyle Macy (1978-80) [331-of-372]

C AREER L EADERS Free Throws Made Player Seasons 1. Kenny Walker 1983-86 2. Dan Issel 1968-70 3. Cotton Nash 1962-64 4. Ed Davender 1985-88 5. Alex Groza 1947-49 6. Winston Bennett 1984-86, 88

G 132 83 78 129 120 133

FTA 733 661 652 553 548 516

FTM 550 488 480 438 410 368

Kenny Walker owns many of Kentucky’s free-throw records, including most career free-throws made. Walker made 550 shots from the charity stripe over his four-year career.

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S 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Jodi Meeks tied the school record with a career .890 FT pct. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Winston Bennett 1984-86, 88 Jamal Mashburn 1991-93 Ralph Beard 1946-49 Cliff Hagan 1951-52, 54

133 98 139 77

Free Throw Percentage (min. 200 att.) Player Seasons FTM 1. Jodie Meeks 2007-09 299 Kyle Macy 1978-80 331 3. Travis Ford 1993-94 239 4. Jim Master 1981-84 259 5. Richie Farmer 1989-92 207 6. Louie Dampier 1965-67 297 7. Anthony Epps 1994-97 208 8. Larry Pursiful 1960-62 214 9. Ramel Bradley 2004-08 325 10. Tom Parker 1970-72 180

368 345 305 341

516 495 489 487

FTA 336 372 271 305 247 356 254 263 404 225

Pct .890 .890 .882 .849 .838 .834 .819 .814 .804 .800

FTA 284 234 275 263 248

FTM 218 211 210 201 180

S INGLE -S EASON L EADERS Free Throws Made Player 1. Kenny Walker 2. Jodie Meeks 3. Dan Issel 4. Kenny Walker 5. Alex Groza

Season 1985 2009 1970 1986 1949

G 31 36 28 36 34

Dan Issel Rodrick Rhodes Cotton Nash Cliff Hagan Cotton Nash

1969 1994 1962 1952 1963

28 33 26 32 25

232 215 218 235 236

176 167 166 164 162

Free Throws Attempted Player Season 1. Kenny Walker 1985 2. Dan Issel 1970 3. Kenny Walker 1986 4. Alex Groza 1949 5. Cotton Nash 1963 6. Cliff Hagan 1952 7. Jodie Meeks 2009 8. Dan Issel 1969 9. Cotton Nash 1962 10. Rodrick Rhodes 1994

G 31 28 36 34 25 32 36 28 26 33

FTM 218 210 201 180 162 164 211 176 166 167

FTA 284 275 263 248 236 235 234 232 218 215

FTA 114 113 234 68 106 129 77 93 76 118

Pct .912 .912 .902 .897 .896 .892 .883 .882 .882 .881

Free Throw Percentage (min. 50 att.) Player Season FTM 1. Kyle Macy 1980 104 2. Travis Ford 1994 103 3. Jodie Meeks 2009 211 4. Jodie Meeks 2007 61 5. Jim Master 1982 95 6. Kyle Macy 1978 115 7. Gimel Martinez 1992 68 8. Kent Hollenbeck 1971 82 9. Bennie Coffman 1960 67 10. Travis Ford 1993 104 Consecutive Free Throws Made Player (Seasons) 1. Travis Ford (1992-93 to 1993-94) 2. Jim Master (1981-82) 3. Jodie Meeks (2008-09) 4. Ed Davender (1987-88) 5. Kyle Macy (1978-79 to 1979-80)

FT 50 40 36 33 32

S INGLE -G AME L EADERS Free Throws Made Player, Opponent (Date)FTM 1. Dwight Anderson vs. Mississippi State (2-12-79) 2. Cotton Nash at Vanderbilt (1-8-62) Roger Newman vs. Ohio State (3-18-61) Cliff Hagan vs. Temple (12-5-53) Cliff Hagan vs. Ole Miss (1-3-52) 6. Rodrick Rhodes vs. Ole Miss (1-18-95) Jamal Mashburn vs. Eastern Kentucky (12-8-92) Kenny Walker vs. Alabama (3-8-86) Scotty Baesler at Vanderbilt (1-7-63) 10. eight players with Free Throw Attempted

194

18 17 17 17 17 16 16 16 16 14

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Player, Opponent (Date)FTA Cliff Hagan vs. Temple (12-5-53) ................................24 Dwight Anderson vs. Mississippi State (2-12-79) ........23 Roger Newman vs. Ohio State (3-18-61) ....................22 Alex Groza vs. Tulane (3-5-49) ....................................21 Heshimu Evans vs. Ole Miss (3-5-99) ..........................20 Rodrick Rhodes vs. Ole Miss (1-18-95)........................20 Kenny Walker vs. Kansas (12-31-84) ..........................20 Jim Andrews vs. Kentucky (1-10-72) ............................20 Dan Issel vs. Notre Dame (12-27-69) ..........................20 Dan Issel vs. Navy (12-19-69) ......................................20

Free Throw Percentage (min. 12 attempts] Player, Opponent (Date) Pct 1. Jodie Meeks at Tennessee (1-13-09) [14-of-14] ................1.000 Ramel Bradley vs. Gardner-Webb (11-7-07) [14-of-14] ....1.000 Louie Dampier vs. Oregon St. (12-22-66) [14-of-14] ........1.000 Travis Ford vs. Ohio State (12-22-93) [13-of-13] ..............1.000 Louie Dampier vs. Florida (1-30-65) [13-of-13]..................1.000 Jodie Meeks vs. West Virginia (11-29-08) [12-of-12] ........1.000 Kyle Macy vs. Vanderbilt (1-19-80) [12-of-12]....................1.000 Rick Robey vs. Vanderbilt (3-1-75) [12-of-12]....................1.000 Kevin Grevey at Georgia (2-19-73) [12-of-12]....................1.000 Dan Issel vs. Miami, Ohio (3-15-69) [12-of-12]..................1.000 Cotton Nash vs. Notre Dame (12-29-62) [12-of-12] ..........1.000 Larry Pursiful vs. Kansas St. (12-23-61) [12-of-12] ..........1.000 Johnny Cox vs. Maryland (12-15-56) [12-of-12] ................1.000 Phil Grawemeyer vs. Florida (2-3-55) [12-of-12]................1.000

Y EARLY L EADERS Free Throw Percentage (min. 50 att.) Year Player CL 1945-46 Wilbur Schu Sr. 1946-47 Kenneth Rollins Jr. 1947-48 Kenneth Rollins Jr. 1948-49 Alex Groza Sr. 1949-50 Bill Spivey So. 1950-51 Shelby Linville Jr. 1951-52 Cliff Hagan Jr. 1953-54 Bill Evans Jr. 1954-55 Bill Evans Sr. 1955-56 Bob Burrow Sr. Vernon Hatton So. 1956-57 Johnny Cox So. 1957-58 Vernon Hatton Sr. 1958-59 Don Mills Jr. 1959-60 Bennie Coffman Sr. 1960-61 Larry Pursiful Jr. 1961-62 Larry Pursiful Sr. 1962-63 Scotty Baesler Sr. 1963-64 Terry Mobley Jr. 1964-65 Louie Dampier So. 1965-66 Tommy Kron Sr. Year Player CL

FT 58 86 67 180 128 53 164 49 81 114 100 138 112 101 67 99 89 59 43 84 57 FT

FTA 82 107 92 248 176 70 235 63 109 171 150 180 144 122 76 118 109 69 56 100 67 FTA

Pct .707 .803 .728 .725 .727 .757 .697 .778 .743 .667 .667 .766 .777 .827 .882 .838 .816 .855 .767 .840 .851 Pct

S 1966-67 1967-68 1968-69 1969-70 1970-71 1971-72 1972-73 1973-74 1974-75 1975-76 1976-77 1977-78 1978-79 1979-80 1980-81 1981-82 1982-83 1983-84 1984-85 1985-86 1986-87 1987-88 1988-89 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 1995-96 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09

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Louie Dampier Mike Casey Dan Issel Dan Issel Kent Hollenbeck Ronnie Lyons Mike Flynn Kevin Grevey Rick Robey Jack Givens Jack Givens Kyle Macy Kyle Macy Kyle Macy Dirk Minniefield Jim Master Derrick Hord Jim Master Kenny Walker Ed Davender Ed Davender Ed Davender Reggie Hanson Richie Farmer Richie Farmer Gimel Martinez Travis Ford Travis Ford Anthony Epps Tony Delk Anthony Epps Scott Padgett Heshimu Evans Desmond Allison Tayshaun Prince Chuck Hayes Chuck Hayes Kelenna Azubuike Chuck Hayes Ramel Bradley Jodie Meeks Ramel Bradley Jodie Meeks

Sr. So. Jr. Sr. Jr. So. So. Jr. Fr. So. Jr. So. Jr. Sr. So. So. Sr. Sr. Jr. So. Jr. Sr. So. So. Jr. So. Jr. Sr. So. Sr. Sr. Jr. Sr. So. Jr. Fr. So. So. Sr. So. Fr. Sr. Jr.

B 99 79 176 210 82 70 55 83 51 116 94 115 112 104 55 95 65 60 218 104 107 149 57 50 64 68 104 103 58 88 75 87 94 53 97 48 82 58 81 46 61 142 211

A 119 96 232 275 93 80 75 100 63 140 113 129 129 114 63 106 79 74 284 131 145 171 76 59 76 77 118 113 80 110 90 102 128 68 115 65 104 76 111 59 68 171 234

L .831 .823 .759 .764 .882 .875 .733 .830 .810 .829 .832 .892 .868 .912 .873 .896 .823 .811 .768 .794 .738 .871 .750 .847 .842 .883 .881 .912 .850 .800 .833 .853 .734 .779 .843 .738 .788 .763 .730 .780 .897 .830 .902

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T HREE -P OINT F IELD G OALS T EAM R ECORDS Most 3-point Field Goals Made Game: 21 vs. North Carolina (12-27-89) [21-of-48] Season: 340, 1992-93 [340-of-862 in 34 games] Most 3-point Field Goals Attempted Game: 53 vs. UL Lafeyette (12-23-89) [15-of-53] Season: 888, 1991-92 [317-of-888 in 36 games] Highest 3-point Field Goal Pct. Game (min. 10 made): .667 vs. Wake Forest (3-25-93) [16of-24] Game (min. 20 made): .571 vs. LSU (3-4-95) [20-of-35] Season: .397, 1995-96 [317-of-888 in 36 games] Individual Records Most 3-point Field Goals Made Half: 7, Jodie Meeks at Tennessee (1/13/09); Tayshaun Prince vs. North Carolina (12-8-01); Derrick Miller vs. Kansas (12-9-89) Game: 10, Jodie Meeks at Tennessee (1/13/09) [10-of-15] Season: 117, Jodie Meeks (12008-09) [117-of-288] Career: 283, Tony Delk (1993-96) [283-of-712] Most 3-point Field Goals Attempted Game: 19, Derrick Miller vs. Kansas (12-8-90) [8-of-19] Season: 289, Derrick Miller (1989-90) [99-of-289] Career: 712, Tony Delk (1993-96) [283-of-712] Highest 3-point Field Goal Pct. Game (min. 5 made): 1.000, Ramel Bradley vs. South Carolina (1-26-08) [5-of-5]; Keith Bogans vs. Tulane (12-10-02) [5-of-5]; Tayshaun Prince vs. South Carolina (2-3-01) [5-of-5]; Jamal Mashburn vs. Wake Forest (3-25-93) [5-of-5] Season (min. 75 att.): .532, Cameron Mills (1996-97) [42-of-79] Season (min. 100 att.): .529, Travis Ford (1992-93) [101-of-191] Career (min. 150 att.): .474, Cameron Mills (1995-98) [81-of-171]

C AREER L EADERS 3-point Field Goals Made Player Years 1. Tony Delk 1993-96 2. Keith Bogans 2000-03 3. Tayshaun Prince 1999-02 4. Gerald Fitch 2001-04 5. Derrick Miller 1986-90 6. Travis Ford 1992-94 7. Joe Crawford 2004-08 8. Jodie Meeks 2007-09 Ramel Bradley 2004-08 10. John Pelphrey 1989-92

Pct .398 .342 .329 .396 .358 .445 .350 .386 .355 .370

3FGA 712 743 621 502 533 427 532 459 499 433

3FG 283 254 204 199 191 190 186 177 177 160

3-point Field Goals Attempted Player Years 1. Keith Bogans 2000-03 2. Tony Delk 1993-96 3. Tayshaun Prince 1999-02 4. Derrick Miller 1986-90 5. Joe Crawford 2004-08 6. Gerald Fitch 2001-04 7. Ramel Bradley 2004-08 8. Jodie Meeks 2007-09 9. John Pelphrey 1989-92 10. Jeff Brassow 1990-94

Pct .342 .398 .329 .358 .350 .396 .355 .386 .370 .357

3FG 254 283 204 191 186 199 177 177 160 153

3FGA 743 712 621 533 532 502 499 459 433 428

3-point Field Goals Percentage (min. 150 att.) Player Year 1. Cameron Mills 1995-98 2. Travis Ford 1992-94 3. Rex Chapman 1987-88 4. Derek Anderson 1994-96 5. Tony Delk 1993-96 6. Gerald Fitch 2001-04 Anthony Epps 1994-97 8. Jeff Sheppard 1994-98 9. Jodie Meeks 2007-09 10. Patrick Sparks 2005-06

3FG 81 190 134 61 283 199 155 128 177 151

3FGA 171 427 335 153 712 502 391 330 459 397

Pct .4737 .4450 .4000 .3987 .3975 .3964 .3964 .3879 .3856 .3804

Pct .406 .529 .332 .374 .443 .376 .383 .401 .391 .361 .376 .367 .385 .388 .386 .439 .415 .340 .358 .340

3FGA 288 191 298 254 210 218 209 197 197 205 189 188 179 178 176 180 159 191 179 188

3FG 117 101 99 95 93 82 80 79 77 74 71 69 69 69 68 66 66 65 64 64

S INGLE -S EASON L EADERS 3-point Field Goals Made Player 1. Jodie Meeks 2. Travis Ford 3. Derrick Miller 4. Tony Delk 5. Tony Delk 6. Patrick Sparks 7. Keith Bogans 8. Gerald Fitch 9. Tony Delk 10. Keith Bogans 11. Jeff Sheppard 12. Ramel Bradley Patrick Sparks Anthony Epps 15. Rex Chapman 16. Jamal Mashburn Rex Chapman 18. Tayshaun Prince 19. Tayshaun Prince Dale Brown

196

Years 2009 1993 1990 1994 1996 2005 2003 2004 1995 2001 1998 2007 2006 1997 1987 1993 1988 2002 2001 1993

3-point Field Goals Attempted Player Year 1. Derrick Miller 1990 2. Jodie Meeks 2009 3. Tony Delk 1994 4. Patrick Sparks 2005 5. Tony Delk 1996 6. Keith Bogans 2003 7. Keith Bogans 2001 8. Gerald Fitch 2004 9. Tony Delk 1995 10. Travis Ford 1993 Tayshaun Prince 2002 12. Jeff Sheppard 1998 13. Ramel Bradley 2007 Dale Brown 1993 15. Joe Crawford 2007 Jamal Mashburn 1993 17. Patrick Sparks 2006 Tayshaun Prince 2001 19. Anthony Epps 1997 20. Rex Chapman 1987

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Pct .332 .406 .374 .376 .443 .383 .361 .401 .391 .529 .340 .376 .367 .340 .350 .439 .385 .358 .388 .386

3FG 99 117 95 82 93 80 74 79 77 101 65 71 69 64 63 66 69 64 69 68

3FGA 298 288 254 218 210 209 205 197 197 191 191 189 188 188 180 180 179 179 178 176

Highest 3-point Field Goal Percentage (min. 100 att.) Player Year 3FG 1. Travis Ford 1993 101 2. Tony Delk 1996 93 3. Jamal Mashburn 1992 58 4. Rex Chapman 1988 66 5. Jeff Brassow 1994 46 6. Anthony Epps 1996 43 7. Jodie Meeks 2009 117 8. Gerald Fitch 2004 79 9. Tony Delk 1995 77 10. Derrick Miller 1989 54

3FGA 191 210 132 159 112 105 288 197 197 139

Pct .529 .443 .439 .415 .411 .410 .406 .401 .391 .388

3-point Field Goals Made Player Opp (Date) 3FGA 1. Jodie Meeks at Tennessee (1-13-09) 15 2. Tony Delk TCU (1-20-96) 12 3. Jodi Meeks App. State (12-20-08) 14 4. Cameron Mills Florida (2-1-98) 14 Derrick Miller Tennessee (1-20-90) 13 Derrick Miller N. Carolina (12-27-89) 16 Derrick Miller Kansas (12-9-89) 19

3FG 10 9 9 8 8 8 8

S INGLE -G AME H IGHS

Opp (Date) Kansas (12-9-89) Tenn. Tech (12-6-89) LSU (2-15-90)

3FG 8 7 7

Derrick Miller N. Carolina (12-27-89) Derrick Miller UL Lafayette (12-23-89) 6. Jodie Meeks at Tennessee (1/13/09) Jodie Meeks Tennessee St. (12/22/09) Jamal Mashburn S. Carolina (1-4-92) Derrick Miller Vanderbilt (2-7-90) Derrick Miller Ole Miss (1-27-90)

A 7 7 10 8 5 6 4

L 16 16 15 15 15 15 15

Consecutive Games with 3-point Field Goal Player Streak 1. Tony Delk 34 (32 in 1993-94, 2 in 1994-95) 2. Travis Ford 32 (27 in 1992-93, 5 in 1993-94) 3. Keith Bogans 29 (3 in 2001-02, 27 in 2002-03) 4. Jodie Meeks 27 (1 in 2007-08, 26 in 2008-09) 5. Tony Delk 14 (9 in 1994-95, 5 in 1995-96) Tony Delk 14 (1994-95)

Y EARLY L EADERS 3-point Field Goals Made Year Player 1986-87 Derrick Miller 1987-88 Rex Chapman 1988-89 Derrick Miller 1989-90 John Pelphrey 1990-91 John Pelphrey 1991-92 Jamal Mashburn 1992-93 Travis Ford 1993-94 Jeff Brassow 1994-95 Tony Delk 1995-96 Tony Delk 1996-97 Cameron Mills 1997-98 Cameron Mills 1998-99 Scott Padgett 1999-00 Tayshaun Prince 2000-01 Keith Bogans 2001-02 Tayshaun Prince 2002-03 Gerald Fitch 2003-04 Gerald Fitch 2004-05 Patrick Sparks 2005-06 Patrick Sparks 2006-07 Ramel Bradley 2007-08 Ramel Bradley 2008-09 Jodie Meeks

3- POINT F IELD G OALS ATTEMPTED Player 1. Derrick Miller 2. Derrick Miller 3. Derrick Miller

3FGA 19 18 16

197

CL Fr. So. Jr. So. Jr. So. Jr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Sr. So. So. Sr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Jr.

3FG 35 66 54 44 62 58 101 46 77 93 42 38 61 46 74 65 61 79 82 69 69 58 117

3FGA 81 159 139 120 164 132 191 112 197 210 79 87 160 150 205 191 147 197 218 179 188 153 288

Pct .432 .415 .388 .367 .378 .439 .529 .411 .391 .443 .532 .437 .381 .307 .361 .340 .415 .401 .376 .385 .367 .379 .406

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REBOUNDING S INGLE -S EASON L EADERS T EAM R ECORDS

Rebounds

Most Rebounds Game: 108 vs. Ole Miss (2-8-64) Season: 2,109 (1950-51)

Player

Season

Avg

1. Bill Spivey

1950-51

17.2

567

2. Cliff Hagan

1951-52

16.5

528

Highest Rebounding Average Season: 64.6 (1955-56) [1,680 in 26 games]

Reb

3. Bob Burrow

1954-55

17.7

459

4. Frank Ramsey

1950-51

12.8

434

5. Frank Ramsey

1951-52

12.0

383

6. Dan Issel

1968-69

13.6

381

7. Ed Beck

1956-57

14.1

380

I NDIVIDUAL R ECORDS

8. Dan Issel

1969-70

13.2

369

Most Rebounds Game: 34, Bob Burrow vs. Temple (12-10-55); Bill Spivey vs. Xavier (2-13-51) Season: 567, Bill Spivey (1950-51) Career: 1,078, Dan Issel (1968-70)

9. Johnny Cox

1957-58

12.6

365

10. Bob Burrow

1955-56

14.6

364

Player

Season

Reb

Avg

Highest Rebounding Average Season: 17.7, Bob Burrow (1954-55) [459 in 26 games] Career: 16.1, Bob Burrow (1955-56) [823 in 51 games]

1. Bob Burrow

1954-55

459

17.7

Highest Rebounding Margin Season: 21.5 (1955-56)

Rebounding Average

2. Bill Spivey

1950-51

567

17.2

3. Cliff Hagan

1951-52

528

16.5

C AREER L EADERS

4. Bob Burrow

1955-56

364

14.6

Rebounds

5. Ed Beck

1956-57

380

14.1

6. Dan Issel

1968-69

381

13.6

Player

Seasons

Avg

Reb

1968-70

12.9

1,078

7. Cliff Hagan

1953-54

338

13.5

2. Frank Ramsey

1951-52, 54

11.4

1,038

8. Cotton Nash

1961-62

345

13.3

3. Cliff Hagan

1951-52, 54

13.4

1,035

9. Dan Issel

1969-70

369

13.2

4. Johnny Cox

1957-59

12.0

1,004

10. Don Mills

1959-60

323

12.9

5. Cotton Nash

1962-64

12.3

962

6. Kenny Walker

1983-86

132

7.1

942

S INGLE -G AME H IGHS

7. Chuck Hayes

2002-05

134

6.8

910

Rebounds

8. Sam Bowie

1980-81, 84

8.8

843

Player

9. Rick Robey

1975-78

105

8.0

838

1. Bob Burrow

10. Bob Burrow

1955-56

16.1

823

1. Dan Issel

Bill Spivey 3. Cotton Nash Cotton Nash

Rebounding Average

Opp (Date)

Reb

Temple (12-10-55)

Xavier (2-13-51)

Ole Miss (2-8-64)

Temple (12-18-61)

Player

Seasons

Reb

Avg

5. Dan Issel

LSU (2-22-69)

1. Bob Burrow

1955-56

823

16.1

6. Mike Phillips

Tennessee (1-10-76)

2. Cliff Hagan

1951-52, 54

1,035

13.4

7. Dan Issel

Xavier (11-30-68)

1968-70

1,078

12.9

Dan Issel

Florida (12-4-67)

Don Mills

Southern California (12-5-59)

3. Dan Issel 4. Cotton Nash

1962-64

962

12.3

5. Johnny Cox

1957-59

1,004

12.0

6. Frank Ramsey

1951-52, 54

1,038

11.4

7. Don Mills

1957-59

669

10.3

8. Ed Beck

1956-58

783

10.0

9. Jim Andrews

1971-73

783

9.8

10. Mike Pratt

1968-70

718

8.9

198

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Y EARLY L EADERS

1997-98

Nazr Mohammed

Jr.

282

7.2

Rebounding

1998-99

Scott Padgett

Sr.

217

5.9 9.1

Year

Player

Reb

Avg

1999-00

Jamaal Magloire

Sr.

300

1950-51

Bill Spivey

Jr.

567

17.2

2000-01

Tayshaun Prince

Jr.

221

6.5

1951-52

Cliff Hagan

Jr.

528

16.5

2001-02

Tayshaun Prince

Sr.

202

6.3

1953-54

Cliff Hagan

Sr.

338

13.5

2002-03

Chuck Hayes

So.

244

6.8

1954-55

Bob Burrow

Jr.

459

17.7

2003-04

Chuck Hayes

Jr.

260

8.1

1955-56

Bob Burrow

Sr.

364

14.6

2004-05

Chuck Hayes

Sr.

263

7.7

1956-57

Ed Beck

Jr.

380

14.1

2005-06

Rajon Rondo

So.

209

6.1

1957-58

Johnny Cox

Jr.

365

12.6

2006-07

Randolph Morris

Jr.

264

7.8

1958-59

Johnny Cox

Sr.

329

12.2

2007-08

Patrick Patterson

Fr.

192

7.7

1959-60

Don Mills

Sr.

323

12.9

2008-09

Patrick Patterson

So.

316

9.3

1960-61

Roger Newman

Sr.

265

9.5

1961-62

Cotton Nash

So.

345

13.2

1962-63

Cotton Nash

Jr.

300

12.0

1963-64

Cotton Nash

Sr.

317

11.7

1964-65

John Adams

Sr.

214

8.6

1965-66

Pat Riley

Jr.

259

8.9

1966-67

Thad Jaracz

Jr.

215

8.3

1967-68

Dan Issel

So.

328

12.1

1968-69

Dan Issel

Jr.

381

13.6

1969-70

Dan Issel

Sr.

369

13.2

1970-71

Tom Payne

So.

283

10.1

1971-72

Jim Andrews

Jr.

315

11.3

1972-73

Jim Andrews

Sr.

348

12.4

1973-74

Bob Guyette

Jr.

205

7.9

1974-75

Rick Robey

Fr.

214

6.9

1975-76

Mike Phillips

So.

295

9.8

1976-77

Rick Robey

Jr.

273

9.1

1977-78

Rick Robey

Sr.

261

8.2

1978-79

LaVon Williams

Jr.

213

6.9

1979-80

Sam Bowie

Fr.

276

8.1

1980-81

Sam Bowie

So.

254

9.1

1981-82

Melvin Turpin

So.

212

7.1

1982-83

Melvin Turpin

Jr.

195

6.3

1983-84

Sam Bowie

Sr.

313

9.2

1984-85

Kenny Walker

Jr.

315

10.2

1985-86

Kenny Walker

Sr.

276

7.7

1986-87

Richard Madison

Jr.

216

7.4

1987-88

Winston Bennett

Sr.

258

7.8

1988-89

Chris Mills

Fr.

277

8.7

1989-90

Reggie Hanson

Jr.

200

7.1

1990-91

Reggie Hanson

Sr.

201

7.2

1991-92

Jamal Mashburn

So.

281

7.8

1992-93

Jamal Mashburn

Jr.

284

8.3

1993-94

Jared Prickett

So.

232

7.0

1994-95

Mark Pope

Jr.

271

6.3

1995-96

Antoine Walker

So.

302

8.4

1996-97

Jared Prickett

Sr.

225

5.9

Despite measuring in at just 6-6, Chuck Hayes led the Cats in rebounding for three consecutive seasons.

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A SSISTS T EAM R ECORDS

S INGLE -S EASON L EADERS

Most Assists Game: 35 vs. San Jose State (3-14-96) Season: 783 (1995-96)

Assists Player

I NDIVIDUAL R ECORDS Most Assists Game: 15, Travis Ford vs. Eastern Kentucky (12-8-93) Season: 232, Roger Harden (1985-86) Career: 646, Dirk Minniefield (1980-83) Most Assists Per Game Season: 6.4, Roger Harden (1985-86) [232 in 36 games] Career: 5.3, Sean Woods (1990-92) [482 in 91 games]

Season

Avg

Asst

1. Roger Harden

1985-86

6.4

232

2. Anthony Epps

1996-97

4.8

193

Travis Ford

1993-94

5.9

193

4. Dirk Minniefield

1981-82

6.3

188

5. Dirk Minniefield

1982-83

5.8

181

6. Kyle Macy

1977-78

5.6

178

7. Anthony Epps

1995-96

4.9

175

8. Wayne Turner

1997-98

4.4

173

9. Rajon Rondo

2005-06

4.9

167

Sean Woods

1991-92

4.6

167

C AREER L EADERS Assists Player

11. Cliff Hawkins Seasons

Avg

Asst

Travis Ford

2003-04

5.2

166

1992-93

4.9

166 164

1. Dirk Minniefield

1980-83

123

5.3

646

13. Sean Woods

1989-90

5.9

2. Anthony Epps

1994-97

141

3.9

544

14. Kyle Macy

1979-80

4.7

163

3. Roger Harden

1983-86

122

4.1

498

15. Sean Woods

1990-91

5.6

151

4. Wayne Turner

1996-99

151

3.3

494

1980-81

5.4

151

5. Sean Woods

1990-92

5.3

482

17. Sean Sutton

1988-89

4.6

146

6. Kyle Macy

1978-80

4.8

470

18. John Pelphrey

1991-92

4.0

145

7. Cliff Hawkins

2001-04

126

3.7

468

Wayne Turner

1998-99

3.9

145

20. Larry Johnson

1976-77

4.8

143

Dirk Minniefield

8. Ed Davender

1985-88

129

3.4

436

9. Travis Ford

1992-94

100

4.3

428

10. Saul Smith

1998-01

143

2.5

363

11. John Pelphrey

1989-92

114

2.9

327

Seasons

Asst

Avg

12. Larry Johnson

1974-77

112

2.8

319

1. Roger Harden

1985-86

232

6.44

13. Ramel Bradley

2004-08

128

2.5

316

2. Dirk Minniefield

1981-82

188

6.27

14. Keith Bogans

2000-03

135

2.3

314

3. Sean Woods

1989-90

164

5.86

15. Dickey Beal

1981-84

111

2.7

301

4. Travis Ford

1993-94

193

5.85

5. Dirk Minniefield

1982-83

181

5.84 5.59

Assists Per Game

Assists Per Game Player

6. Sean Woods

1990-91

151

Seasons

Asst

Avg

7. Kyle Macy

1977-78

178

5.56

1990-92

482

5.30

8. Dirk Minniefield

1980-81

151

5.39

2. Dirk Minniefield

1980-83

123

646

5.25

9. Cliff Hawkins

2003-04

166

5.19

3. Kyle Macy

1978-80

470

4.80

10. Rajon Rondo

2005-06

167

4.91

4. Travis Ford

1992-94

100

428

4.28

5. Rajon Rondo

2005-06

285

4.19

6. Roger Harden

1983-86

122

498

4.08

7. Anthony Epps

1994-97

141

544

3.86

8. Cliff Hawkins

2001-04

126

468

3.71

9. Larry Conley

1964-66

293

3.62

10. Ed Davender

1985-88

129

436

3.38

Player 1. Sean Woods

200

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S INGLE -G AME H IGHS

1988-89

Sean Sutton

So.

146

4.7

Assists

1989-90

Sean Woods

So.

164

5.9

Asst

1990-91

Sean Woods

Jr.

151

5.6

1991-92

Sean Woods

Sr.

167

4.6

Player

Opp (Date)

1. Travis Ford 2. Dickey Beal

Eastern Kentucky (12-8-93) BYU (3-17-84)

1992-93

Travis Ford

Jr.

166

4.9

Villanova (12-4-82)

1993-94

Travis Ford

Sr.

193

5.8

LSU (3-4-95)

1994-95

Anthony Epps

So.

138

4.2

Rodrick Rhodes

Morehead State (12-19-92)

1995-96

Anthony Epps

Jr.

175

4.9

Dirk Minniefield

Auburn (2-3-82)

1996-97

Anthony Epps

Sr.

193

4.8

Dirk Minniefield

Mississippi State (1-23-80)

1997-98

Wayne Turner

Jr.

173

4.4

Ole Miss (2-22-06)

1998-99

Wayne Turner

Sr.

145

3.9

Allen Edwards

South Carolina (1-13-98)

1999-00

Saul Smith

Jr.

115

3.5

Anthony Epps

Marshall (12-19-95)

2000-01

Saul Smith

Sr.

134

3.9

Anthony Epps

South Carolina (2-1-95)

2001-02

Cliff Hawkins

So.

136

4.3

Travis Ford

LSU (2-15-94)

2002-03

Cliff Hawkins

Jr.

111

3.8

Sean Woods

Tennessee Tech (12-6-89)

2003-04

Cliff Hawkins

Sr.

166

5.2

Roger Harden

Tennessee (2-28-85)

2004-05

Patrick Sparks

Jr.

122

3.6

2005-06

Rajon Rondo

So.

167

4.9

S INGLE -S EASON L EADERS

2006-07

Ramel Bradley

Jr.

129

3.8

Assists

2007-08

Ramel Bradley

Sr.

101

3.7

DeAndre Liggins

Fr.

2.8

Michael Porter

Jr.

2.6

Dirk Minniefield 4. Anthony Epps

8. Rajon Rondo

Year

Player

Asst

Avg

1961-62

Scotty Baesler

Jr.

112

4.3

1962-63

Cotton Nash

Jr.

2.6

1963-64

Larry Conley

So.

112

4.2

1964-65

Larry Conley

Jr.

3.2

1965-66

Larry Conley

Sr.

100

3.4

1966-67

Pat Riley

Sr.

2.6

1967-68

Mike Pratt

So.

3.0

1968-69

Mike Casey

Jr.

129

4.6

1969-70

Mike Pratt

Sr.

3.5

1970-71

Larry Steele

Sr.

3.9

1971-72

Stan Key

Sr.

3.2

1972-73

Jimmy Dan Conner

So.

3.0

1973-74

Mike Flynn

Jr.

3.2

1974-75

Jimmy Dan Conner

Sr.

106

3.4

Mike Flynn

Sr.

106

3.4 3.3

1975-76

Larry Johnson

Jr.

1976-77

Larry Johnson

Sr.

143

4.8

1977-78

Kyle Macy

So.

178

5.6

1978-79

Kyle Macy

Jr.

129

4.2

1979-80

Kyle Macy

Sr.

163

4.7

1980-81

Dirk Minniefield

So.

151

5.4

1981-82

Dirk Minniefield

Jr.

188

6.3

1982-83

Dirk Minniefield

Sr.

181

5.8

1983-84

Dickey Beal

Sr.

133

4.4

1984-85

Roger Harden

Jr.

142

4.7

1985-86

Roger Harden

Sr.

232

6.4

1986-87

Rex Chapman

Fr.

103

3.6

1987-88

Ed Davender

Sr.

131

4.0

2008-09

Larry Conley became the first Wildcat on record to lead UK in assists three straight years.

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B LOCKS T EAM R ECORDS Most Blocks Game: 17 vs. Morehead State (11-20-97) Season: 240 (1997-98)

4. Jamaal Magloire

1997

2.0

5. Nazr Mohammed

1998

1.9

6. Sam Bowie

1980

2.1

7. Patrick Patterson

2009

2.1

Randolph Morris

2007

2.1

I NDIVIDUAL R ECORDS Most Blocks Game: 9, Andre Riddick vs. LSU (3-14-93); Sam Bowie vs. Vanderbilt (2-21-81) Season: 83, Andre Riddick (1993-94); Melvin Turpin (1982-83) Career: 268, Jamaal Magloire (1997-00)

9. Perry Stevenson

2009

1.9

8. Melvin Turpin

1982

2.2

Blocks Per Game (min. 30 blocks) Player

Season

Blks

Avg

1. Sam Bowie

1980-81

2.857

2. Melvin Turpin

1982-83

2.677

3. Andre Riddick

1993-94

2.441

4. Melvin Turpin

1981-82

2.233

C AREER L EADERS

5. Sam Bowie

1979-80

2.147

Blocks

6. Patrick Patterson

2009

2.058

Most Blocks Per Game Season: 2.86, Sam Bowie (1980-81) [80 in 28 games] Career: 2.27, Sam Bowie (1980-81, 84) [218 in 96 games]

Seasons

Avg

Blks

Randolph Morris

2006-07

2.058

1. Jamaal Magloire

1997-00

145

1.8

268

8. Jamaal Magloire

1996-97

1.975

2. Melvin Turpin

1981-84

123

1.8

226

9. Jamaal Magloire

1998-99

1.941

1980-81, 84

2.3

218

10. Nazr Mohammed

1997-98

1.923

1992-95

126

1.7

212

Player

3. Sam Bowie 4. Andre Riddick

5. Jules Camara 1999-00, 02-03

136

1.1

155

6. Marquis Estill

2001-03

100

1.4

143

7. Tayshaun Prince

1999-02

135

1.1

142

8. Perry Stevenson 2007-pres.

100

1.4

139

9. Nazr Mohammed

1996-98

1.4

135

10. Chuck Hayes

2002-05

134

1.0

128

S INGLE -G AME H IGHS Blocks Player 1. Andre Riddick Sam Bowie 3. Patrick Patterson Andre Riddick

Seasons

5. Perry Stevenson

Blks

LSU (3-14-93)

Vanderbilt (2-21-81)

Georgia (3-4-09)

Morehead State (12-17-93)

Miami (OH) (11-15-06)

Blks

Avg

Andre Riddick

Arkansas (3-12-94)

Blocks Per Game (min. 75 blocks) Player

Opp (Date)

1980-81, 84

218

2.271

Andre Riddick

Ole Miss (1-29-92)

2. Jamaal Magloire

1997-00

145

268

1.848

Andre Riddick

Eastern Kentucky (1-18-92)

3. Melvin Turpin

1. Sam Bowie

1981-84

123

226

1.837

9. Perry Stevenson

Indiana (12-13-08)

4. Patrick Patterson 2008-pres.

101

1.71

Perry Stevenson

Ole Miss (2-27-08)

5. Andre Riddick

1992-95

126

212

1.683

Shagari Alleyne

Morehead State (12-8-04)

6. Nazr Mohammed

1996-98

135

1.436

Chuck Hayes

LSU (2-15-03)

Tayshaun Prince

LSU (2-9-02)

Marquis Estill

Mississippi State (1-5-02)

7. Marquis Estill

2001-03

100

143

1.430

8. Perry Stevenson 2007-pres.

100

139

1.39

9. Mark Pope

1995-96

1.188

Jamaal Magloire

Maryland (12-12-98)

10. Reggie Hanson

1988-91

101

119

1.178

Jamaal Magloire

Wright State (11-23-98)

Jamaal Magloire

UCLA (3-20-98)

S INGLE -S EASON L EADERS

Nazr Mohammed

UCLA (3-20-98)

Blocks

Jamaal Magloire

Alabama (2-19-97)

Jamaal Magloire

Wright State (12-6-96)

Player

Season

Avg

Blks

1. Andre Riddick

1994

2.4

Mark Pope

Georgia (2-14-96)

Melvin Turpin

1983

2.7

Walter McCarty

TCU (1-20-96)

1981

2.9

Walter McCarty

Ole Miss (1-6-96)

3. Sam Bowie

202

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Anthony Epps

Marshall (12-19-95)

Andre Riddick

Ole Miss (3-3-93)

Reggie Hanson

Auburn (1-24-90)

Melvin Turpin

Auburn (2-12-83)

Melvin Turpin

Florida (1-17-83)

S INGLE -S EASON L EADERS Blocks Year

Player

1978-79

Freddie Cowan

So.

Blks Avg 36

1.2

1979-80

Sam Bowie

Fr.

2.1

1980-81

Sam Bowie

So.

2.9

1981-82

Melvin Turpin

So.

2.2

1982-83

Melvin Turpin

Jr.

2.7

1983-84

Sam Bowie

Sr.

1.9

1984-85

Kenny Walker

Jr.

1.2

1985-86

Kenny Walker

Sr.

1.2

1986-87

Rob Lock

Jr.

1.1

1987-88

Rob Lock

Sr.

1.0

1988-89

LeRon Ellis

So.

1.1

1989-90

Reggie Hanson

Jr.

1.4

1990-91

Reggie Hanson

Sr.

1.9

1991-92

Andre Riddick

Fr.

1.2

1992-93

Andre Riddick

So.

1.7

1993-94

Andre Riddick

Jr.

2.4

1994-95

Andre Riddick

Sr.

1.3

1995-96

Walter McCarty

Sr.

1.4

1996-97

Jamaal Magloire

Fr.

2.0

1997-98

Nazr Mohammed

Jr.

1.9

1998-99

Jamaal Magloire

Jr.

1.9

1999-00

Jamaal Magloire

Sr.

1.7

2000-01

Tayshaun Prince

Jr.

1.1

2001-02

Marquis Estill

Jr.

1.3

Tayshaun Prince

Sr.

1.3

2002-03

Marquis Estill

Sr.

1.8 . .

2003-04

Chuck Hayes

Jr.

1.4

2004-05

Shagari Alleyne

So.

1.5

2005-06

Randolph Morris

So.

1.1

2006-07

Randolph Morris

Jr.

2.1

2007-08

Perry Stevenson

So.

1.5

2008-09

Patrick Patterson

So.

2.1

Jamaal Magloire owns the school record for blocks with 268.

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S TEALS T EAM R ECORDS

3. Rodrick Rhodes 4. Cliff Hawkins 5. Rajon Rondo Kyle Macy 7. Anthony Epps 8. Tony Delk 9. Jared Prickett Ron Mercer

Most Steals Game: 23 vs. Tennessee-Martin (11-26-94); vs. Mississippi State (1-9-91) Season: 480 (1996-97)

I NDIVIDUAL R ECORDS Most Steals Game: 8, Rajon Rondo vs. Mississippi State (2-19-05); Wayne Turner vs. George Washington (11-24-97) Season: 87, Rajon Rondo (2004-05) Career: 238, Wayne Turner (1996-99)

1993-94 2003-04 2005-06 1978-79 1996-97 1995-96 1996-97 1996-97

33 32 34 31 40 36 38 40

2.3 2.3 2.0 2.2 1.7 1.9 1.7 1.7

76 74 69 69 68 67 66 66

Most Steals Per Game Season: 2.56, Rajon Rondo (2004-05) [87 in 34 games] Career: 2.29, Rajon Rondo (2005-06) [156 in 68 games]

C AREER L EADERS Steals Player 1. Wayne Turner 2. Tony Delk 3. Cliff Hawkins 4. Ed Davender 5. Jared Prickett 6. Anthony Epps 7. John Pelphrey 8. Chuck Hayes 9. Rodrick Rhodes 10. Rajon Rondo Dirk Minniefield

Seasons 1996-99 1993-96 2001-04 1985-88 1993-97 1994-97 1989-92 2002-05 1993-95 2005-06 1980-83

G 151 133 126 129 143 141 114 134 99 68 123

S TEALS P ER G AME ( MIN . 75 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Player Rajon Rondo Derek Anderson Rodrick Rhodes Sean Woods Cliff Hawkins Wayne Turner Jamal Mashburn John Pelphrey Reggie Hanson Tony Delk

Seasons 2005-06 1996-97 1993-95 1990-92 2001-04 1996-99 1991-93 1989-92 1988-91 1993-96

Avg 1.6 1.5 1.6 1.5 1.3 1.3 1.5 1.3 1.6 2.3 1.3

Stls 238 201 199 191 187 184 173 170 163 156 156

STEALS )

G 68 55 99 91 126 151 98 114 101 133

Stls 156 98 163 144 199 238 153 173 153 201

Avg 2.294 1.782 1.646 1.582 1.579 1.576 1.561 1.518 1.515 1.511

G 34 40

Avg 2.6 2.0

Stls 87 79

S INGLE -S EASON L EADERS Steals Player 1. Rajon Rondo 2. Wayne Turner

Season 2004-05 1996-97

Wayne Turner is the Wildcats’ career leader with 238 steals.

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S TEALS P ER G AME ( MIN . 30 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Player Rajon Rondo Cliff Hawkins Rodrick Rhodes Kyle Macy Reggie Hanson John Pelphrey Rajon Rondo Wayne Turner Tony Delk Tony Delk

Season 2004-05 2003-04 1993-94 1978-79 1989-90 1991-92 2005-06 1996-97 1993-94 1995-96

G 34 32 33 31 28 28 34 40 34 36

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STEALS )

Stls 87 74 76 69 61 61 69 79 64 67

Avg 2.559 2.313 2.303 2.226 2.179 2.179 2.029 1.975 1.882 1.861

Opp (Date) Mississippi State (2-19-05) George Washington (11-24-97) Tennessee (3-12-93) Ole Miss (2-16-91) LSU (2-15-90) Mississippi State (1-16-85)

Stls 8 8 7 7 7 7

S INGLE -G AME H IGHS Steals Player 1. Rajon Rondo Wayne Turner 3. Jared Prickett Reggie Hanson John Pelphrey Winston Bennett

S 1983-84 1984-85 1985-86 1986-87 1987-88 1988-89 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 1995-96 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03

S INGLE -S EASON L EADERS Steals Year 1978-79 1979-80 1980-81 1981-82 1982-83

Player Kyle Macy Kyle Macy Dirk Minniefield Dirk Minniefield Dirk Minniefield

CL Jr. Sr. So. Jr. Sr.

G 31 35 28 30 31

Stls 69 58 35 42 45

Avg 2.2 1.7 1.3 1.4 1.5

2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09

Kenny Walker Ed Davender Ed Davender James Blackmon Rex Chapman Reggie Hanson Reggie Hanson John Pelphrey Sean Woods Jamal Mashburn John Pelphrey Travis Ford Rodrick Rhodes Tony Delk Tony Delk Wayne Turner Wayne Turner Wayne Turner Keith Bogans Saul Smith Cliff Hawkins Keith Bogans Chuck Hayes Cliff Hawkins Cliff Hawkins Rajon Rondo Rajon Rondo Ramel Bradley Ramel Bradley Jodie Meeks

Rajon Rondo set a new season steals record as a freshman in 2004-05 with 87 grabs.

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E So. Fr. So. Sr. So. So. Jr. So. Jr. So. Sr. Jr. So. Jr. Sr. So. Jr. Sr. Fr. Sr. So. Sr. So. Jr. Sr. Fr. So. Jr. Sr. Jr.

T 34 31 36 29 32 29 28 28 27 36 36 34 33 33 36 40 39 37 33 34 32 36 36 29 32 34 34 34 31 36

A 31 33 59 50 53 47 61 61 50 61 61 56 76 53 67 79 62 57 47 51 48 42 42 42 74 87 69 44 48 48

L 0.9 1.1 1.6 1.7 1.7 1.6 2.2 2.2 1.9 1.7 1.7 1.6 2.3 1.6 1.9 2.0 1.6 1.5 1.4 1.5 1.5 1.2 1.2 1.4 2.3 2.6 2.0 1.3 1.5 1.3

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M ISCELLANEOUS T EAM R ECORDS

C AREER L EADERS

Most Games Played Season: 40 (1996-97)

Double-Doubles Player 1. Dan Issel 2. Cotton Nash 3. Jim Andrews 4. Kenny Walker Tom Parker 6. Rick Robey 7. Mike Pratt 8. Sam Bowie 9. Jamal Mashburn 10. Pat Riley

Seasons 1968-70 1962-64 1971-73 1983-86 1970-72 1975-78 1968-70 1980-81, 84 1991-93 1965-67

G 83 78 80 132 80 105 81 96 98 80

DD 64 44 43 31 31 30 29 27 26 24

30-Point Games Player 1. Dan Issel 2. Cotton Nash 3. Louie Dampier 4. Kevin Grevey 5. Kenny Walker 6. Cliff Hagan 7. Jodie Meeks Jamal Mashburn Jim Andrews Bob Burrow Alex Groza

Seasons 1968-70 1962-64 1965-67 1973-75 1983-86 1951-54 2007-09 1991-93 1971-73 1955-56 1945-49

G 83 78 80 84 132 77 81 98 80 51 120

30+ 31 21 12 11 9 8 7 7 7 7 7

Most Wins Season: 36 (1947-48) [36-3] Fewest Wins Season (20 or more games): 13 (1966-67, 1973-74 and 1988-89) Longest Win Streak Overall: 32 (Dec. 5, 1953 to Jan. 8, 1955) SEC: 51 (Jan. 28, 1950 to Jan. 8, 1955) Longest Home Win Streak Overall: 129 (Jan. 4, 1943 to Jan. 8, 1955) SEC: 70 (Jan. 21, 1939 to Jan. 8, 1955) Most Losses Season: 19 (1988-89) [13-19] Fewest Losses Season: 0, 1911-12 [9-0] and 1953-54 [25-0] Longest Losing Streak Overall: 9 (1922-23) SEC: 6 (1988-89) Most Personal Fouls Game: 41 vs. Tennessee (1-21-92); vs. Ohio (1-12-48) Season: 837 (1991-92) Fewest Personal Fouls Season: 307 (1944-45)

I NDIVIDUAL R ECORDS Most Games Played Season: 40, Anthony Epps, Jamaal Magloire, Ron Mercer and Wayne Turner (1996-97) Career: 151, Wayne Turner (1996-99) Career (SEC): 72, Kenny Walker (1983-86) Most Games Started Season: 40, Ron Mercer (1996-97) Career: 136, Ralph Beard (1946-49) Most Consecutive Games Started Career: 110, Chuck Hayes (Feb. 19, 2002 to Mar. 27, 2005); Alex Groza (Nov. 28, 1946 to Mar. 26, 1949) Career (SEC): 54, Dan Issel (1968-70); Mike Pratt (1968-70); Jack Givens (1975-78) Most Wins Career: 132, Wayne Turner (1996-99)

Games Played Player Seasons 1. Wayne Turner 1996-99 2. Jamaal Magloire 1997-00 3. Saul Smith 1998-01 Jared Prickett 1993-97 5. Anthony Epps 1994-97 6. Ralph Beard 1946-49 7. Jules Camara 1999-00, 02-03 8. Keith Bogans 2000-03 Tayshaun Prince 1999-02 Jim Line 1947-50

G 151 145 143 143 141 139 136 135 135 135

S INGLE -S EASON L EADERS Double-Doubles Player 1. Dan Issel 2. Dan Issel 3. Jim Andrews 4. Jim Andrews 5. Cotton Nash

206

Season 1970 1969 1973 1972 1962

G 28 28 28 28 26

DD 26 22 21 19 18

6. Dan Issel 7. Patrick Patterson Jamaal Magloire Tom Parker 10. Kenny Walker Mike Phillips 30-Point Games Player 1. Dan Issel 2. Dan Issel 3. Cotton Nash Cotton Nash 5. Jodie Meeks 6. Louie Dampier Bob Burrow Alex Groza 9. Kenny Walker Kevin Grevey Jim Andrews Cliff Hagan

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1968 2009 2000 1972 1985 1976

27 34 33 27 31 30

16 15 15 15 14 14

Season 1970 1969 1964 1962 2009 1967 1956 1949 1985 1975 1972 1952

G 28 28 27 26 36 26 25 34 31 31 28 32

30+ 19 10 9 9 7 6 6 6 5 5 5 5

S INGLE -G AME H IGHS Triple-Doubles Player 1. Chris Mills

Opp (Date) Austin Peay (12-27-88)

Games Started Player 1. Ralph Beard 2. Keith Bogans 3. Chuck Hayes 4. Alex Groza 5. Ed Davender Tayshaun Prince 7. Gerald Fitch Dirk Minniefield 9. Tony Delk Kenny Walker

Seasons 1946-49 2000-03 2002-05 1947-49 1985-88 1999-02 2000-03 1980-83 1993-96 1983-86

P R A 19 10 10

GS 136 122 111 110 109 109 107 107 103 103

Anthony Epps was one of four players to play in a schoolrecord 40 games in the 1996-97 season.

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S TREAKS A LL -T IME W INNING S TREAKS Overall No. 32 27 26 26 25 24 23 21 21 18 16 16 16 16 16

Began Dec. 5, 1953 vs. Temple, 86-59 Dec. 2, 1995 vs. Indiana, (N) 89-82 Jan. 28, 1946 vs. Georgia Tech, 54-26 Dec. 30, 2002 vs. Tennessee State, 115-87 Feb. 27, 1965 vs. Tennessee, 61-60 Feb. 6, 1933 vs. Mexico, 81-22 Jan. 2, 1952 vs. Ole Miss, 116-58 Jan. 11, 1949 vs. Bowling Green, (N) 63-61 Dec. 30, 1950 vs. Syracuse, (N) 69-59 Feb. 5, 1948 at Alabama, 41-31 Mar. 1, 1958 at Tennessee, 77-66 Dec. 11, 1961 vs. St. Louis, 86-77 Mar. 15, 1969 vs. Miami, Ohio, (N) 72-71 Feb. 21, 1976 vs. Florida, 96-89 Feb. 13, 1978 at Ole Miss, 64-52

Ended Jan. 8, 1955 vs. Georgia Tech, 58-59 Mar. 10, 1996 vs. Mississippi State, (N) 73-84 Dec. 30, 1946 vs. Oklahoma State, (N) 31-37 Mar. 29, 2003 vs. Marquette, (N) 69-83 Mar. 5, 1966 at Tennessee, 62-69 Feb. 24, 1934 vs. Florida, (N) 32-38 Mar. 22, 1952 vs. St. John’s, (N) 57-64 Mar. 31, 1949 vs. Loyola, Chicago, (N) 56-67 Mar. 3, 1951 vs. Vanderbilt, (N) 57-61 Mar. 31, 1948 vs. Phillips Oilers, (N) 49-53 Jan. 6, 1959 at Vanderbilt, 66-75 Feb. 12, 1962 vs. Mississippi State, 44-49 Jan. 31, 1970 at Vanderbilt, 81-87 Dec. 18, 1976 vs. Utah, 68-70 Dec. 16, 1978 at Indiana, 67-68

S INGLE S EASON No. 27 26 25* 23 23 21 21

Began Dec. 2, 1995 vs. Indiana, (N) 89-82 Dec. 30, 2002 vs. Tennessee State, 115-87 Dec. 5, 1953 vs. Temple, 86-59 Jan. 2, 1952 vs. Ole Miss, (N) 116-58 Dec. 1, 1965 vs. Hardin-Simmons, 83-55 Jan. 11, 1949 vs. Bowling Green, (N) 63-61 Dec. 30, 1950 vs. Syracuse, (N) 69-59

Ended Mar. 10, 1996 vs. Mississippi State, (N) 73-84 Mar. 29, 2003 vs. Marquette, (N) 69-83 Mar. 1, 1954 at Alabama, 68-43 Mar. 22, 1952 vs. St. John’s, (N) 57-64 Mar. 5, 1966 at Tennessee, 62-69 Mar. 14, 1949 vs. Loyola, Chicago, (N) 56-67 Mar. 3, 1951 vs. Vanderbilt, (N) 57-61

H OMECOURT No. **129 39 33 30 28 28 27 27 26 24

Began Jan. 4, 1943 vs. Ft. Knox, 64-30 Jan. 10, 1933 vs. South Carolina, 44-36 Jan. 29, 1992 vs. Ole Miss, 96-78 Dec. 1, 1980 vs. East Tennessee State, 62-57 Dec. 21, 1957 vs. Minnesota, 78-58 Dec. 20, 1968 vs. Michigan, 112-104 Jan. 11, 1930 vs. Creighton, 25-21 Feb. 18, 1995 vs. Florida, 87-77 Jan. 22, 1977 vs. LSU, 87-72 Feb. 28, 1985 vs. Tennessee, 92-67

Ended Jan. 8, 1955 vs. Georgia Tech, 58-59 Feb. 22, 1936 vs. Creighton, 29-31 Feb. 9, 1994 vs Arkansas, 82-90 Mar. 6, 1982 vs. Alabama, 46-48 Dec. 19, 1959 vs. West Virginia, 70-79 Dec. 19, 1970 vs. Purdue, 83-89 Feb. 20, 1932 vs. Vanderbilt, 31-32 Mar. 2, 1997 vs. South Carolina, 66-72 Dec. 22, 1978 vs. Texas A&M, 69-73 Jan. 7, 1987 vs. Alabama, 55-69

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B IGGEST W INS Margin +77 +74 +72 +72 5. +69 +69 +69 8. +66 9. +65 10. +64 11. +62 12. +61 1. 2. 3.

Score 143-66 124-50 90-18 96-24 98-29 75-6 81-12 84-18 83-18 96-32 106-44 101-40

Opponent Georgia Tennessee-Martin Western Ontario Wabash Vanderbilt Arkansas State Oglethorpe Auburn Texas A&M Morehead State Vanderbilt Tennessee

Site Louisville, Ky. Lexington, Ky. Lexington, Ky. Lexington, Ky. Louisville, Ky. Lexington, Ky. Lexington, Ky. Louisville, Ky. Lexington, Ky. Lexington, Ky. Lexington, Ky. Lexington, Ky.

Date Feb. 27, 1956 Nov. 26, 1994 Dec. 10, 1949 Dec. 28, 1946 Feb. 27, 1947 Jan. 8, 1945 Dec. 13, 1934 Feb. 28, 1947 Dec. 14, 1946 Dec. 16, 1995 Mar. 5, 2003 Mar. 12, 1993

Opponent Central Kansas Wabash Central Vanderbilt Rose Polytechnic City College of New York Cincinnati Christ Church, Cin. LSU

Site Danville, Ky. Lawrence, Kan. Crawfordsville, Ind. Danville, Ky. Nashville, Tenn. Terre Haute, Ind. New York, N.Y. Lexington, Ky. Cincinnati, Ohio Lexington, Ky.

Date Jan. 28, 1910 Dec. 9, 1989 Jan. 6, 1925 Mar. 11, 1910 Feb. 12, 2008 Feb. 10, 1910 Mar. 14, 1950 Dec. 18, 1926 Feb. 15, 1906 Jan. 18, 1987

B IGGEST L OSSES Margin -70 -55 -47 -42 -41 -41 7. -39 8. -38 9. -37 10. -35 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Score 17-87 95-150 10-57 9-51 52-93 11-52 50-89 10-48 17-54 41-76

*UK registered 25 wins during its undefeated season of 1953-54. The team declined a bid to the NCAA Tournament. ** NCAA record

Cliff Hagan helped the Cats establish a national record 129game home winning streak.

The Catsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; 26-game win streak in 2003 ranks third in school history.

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O VERTIME G AMES Date

Opponent

W/L Score

Date

Opponent

W/L Score

2-12-07

at Central

23-25

12-9-78

KANSAS

67-66

1-8-10

at Kentucky Wesleyan

14-12

12-16-78 at Indiana

67-68

2-21-18

CENTRE

22-20

3OT

1-25-79

at Auburn

3-6-20

at Centre

18-20

3-3-79

Tennessee (Birmingham) L

2-13-22

at Virginia

3-7-79

CLEMSON

30-32

12-21-28 MIAMI, OHIO

43-42

3OT

2-1-29

at Mississippi State

25-23

1-31-30

at Tennessee

24-29

2-1-30

WASHINGTON & LEE

2-22-30

at Georgia

1-31-31

at Tennessee

86-83

69-75

67-68

11-17-79 Duke (Springfield, Mass.) L

76-82

2-24-80

at LSU

76-74

1-31-81

at Georgia

71-68

2OT

28-26

12-12-81 at Kansas

77-74

22-21

12-29-81 Notre Dame (Louisville) W

34-28

36-32

2-3-82

at Auburn

81-83

12-15-36 at Xavier

34-28

1-10-83

at Mississippi State

59-53

2-18-39

at Tennessee

36-34

2OT

1-22-83

at Vanderbilt

82-77

1-6-40

at Xavier

42-41

3-26-83

Louisville (NCAA)

68-80

3-1-40

at Tennessee

30-29

2-2-85

at Auburn

49-47

12-23-44 OHIO STATE

53-48

2-11-87

TENNESSEE

91-84

1-1-45

at Long Island

62-52

12-5-87

Indiana (Indianapolis)

82-76

1-27-45

Notre Dame (Louisville) L

58-59

12-23-89 UL LAFAYETTE

113-116

12-29-49 Villanova (New Orleans) W

57-56

3-28-92

Duke (NCAA)

103-104

12-29-50 St. Louis (New Orleans) L

42-43

4-3-93

Michigan (NCAA)

78-81

12-7-57

TEMPLE

85-83

3OT

1-8-94

at Georgia

90-94

2-22-58

Alabama (Montgomery) W

45-43

3-12-95

Arkansas (SEC)

95-93

12-15-58 MARYLAND

58-56

11-15-96 Clemson (Indianapolis) L

71-79

12-14-59 at Kansas

77-72

2-4-97

at South Carolina

79-84

12-22-60 SAINT LOUIS

72-74

3-31-97

Arizona (NCAA)

79-84

1-5-63

GEORGIA TECH

85-86

2OT

1-17-98

ARKANSAS

80-77

1-19-63

TENNESSEE

69-78

3-28-98

Stanford (NCAA)

86-85

1-10-66

at Georgia

69-65

2OT

12-8-98

Indiana (Louisville)

70-61

12-5-66

ILLINOIS

97-98

1-26-99

at Georgia

91-83

1-5-67

VANDERBILT

89-91

3-14-99

Kansas (NCAA)

92-88

1-23-67

TENNESSEE

50-52

2OT

1-22-00

at Vanderbilt

81-73

2-11-67

MISSISSIPPI STATE

72-77

3-16-00

St. Bonaventure (NCAA) W

85-80

2OT

1-27-69

at Alabama

83-70

11-10-00 UCLA (New York)

92-97

12-12-70 at Indiana

95-93

12-18-01 Duke (East Rutherford) L

91-94

12-11-71 Indiana (Louisville)

89-90

2OT

1-5-02

at Mississippi State

69-74

2-5-72

at Vanderbilt

85-80

2-6-02

at Tennessee

74-76

2-12-73

MISSISSIPPI STATE

100-87

1-20-04

at Tennessee

69-68

3-15-73

Austin Peay (NCAA)

106-100

3-12-05

LSU (SEC)

79-78

2-11-74

at Auburn

97-99

3-27-05

Michigan State (NCAA) L

88-94

2OT

12-15-75 Indiana (Louisville)

68-77

1-24-07

at Georgia

68-78

1-10-76

TENNESSEE

88-90

3-9-07

Mississippi State (SEC) L

82-84

1-26-76

at Auburn

84-91

1-12-08

VANDERBILT

79-73

3OT

3-8-76

MISSISSIPPI STATE

94-93

1-19-08

at Florida

70-81

1-3-77

Georgia

64-59

3-15-08

Georgia (SEC)

56-60

1-12-77

TENNESSEE

67-71

Total

90 Games

2-11-78

at LSU

94-95

Home: 12-11; Away: 24-15; Neutral: 12-16; SEC: 2-2; NCAA: 4-5

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State Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire

K ENTUCKY â&#x20AC;&#x2122; S R ECORD Month November December January February March April Total

Won 74 463 551 620 279 1 1,988

Record 75-45 8-1 1-0 6-4 5-4 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 37-23 102-46 10-4 0-0 22-12 22-30 5-2 9-4 1,229-230-1 60-29 0-0 3-6 3-2 5-7 4-4 59-21 10-6 0-0 3-3 3-0 0-0

Pct. .625 .889 1.000 .600 .556 .000 .000 .000 .000 .617 .689 .714 .000 .647 .423 .714 .692 .842 .674 .000 .333 .600 .417 .500 .738 .625 .000 .500 1.000 .000

State

Record

Pct.

3-3

.500

New Jersey New Mexico

0-0

.000

New York

38-16

.704

North Carolina

12-11

.522

North Dakota

0-0

.000

Ohio

56-21

.727

0-0

.000

Oregon

0-0

.000

Pennsylvania

11-6

.647

Puerto Rico

2-1

.667

Rhode Island

0-0

.000

South Carolina

19-6

.760

0-0

.000

Oklahoma

South Dakota Tennessee

147-77

.656

Texas

6-3

.667

Utah

4-0

1.000

Vermont

0-0

.000

Virginia

3-4

.429

Washington

1-1

.500

West Virginia

2-1

.667

Wisconsin

2-1

.667

Wyoming

0-0

.000

1,988-635-1

.758

Total

M ONTHS Lost 19 114 190 198 111 1 635

Tied 0 0 0 1 0 0 1

211

Home 51-4 293-43 302-55 366-52 60-16 0-0 1,072-170

Away 3-1 77-40 221-128 188-136-1 28-24 0-0 517-329-1

Neutral 23-15 88-31 21-7 67-9 192-72 1-1 392-135

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1,000 P OINT S CORERS 1 - D AN Year 1967-68 1968-69 1969-70 Totals

I SSEL G 27 28 28 83

- 2,138 P OINTS FGM FGA Pct. 171 390 43.8 285 534 53.4 369 667 55.3 825 1591 51.9

FTM 102 176 210 488

FTA 154 232 275 661

Pct. 66.2 75.9 76.4 73.8

TP 444 746 948 2138

Avg. 16.4 26.6 33.9 25.8

2 - K ENNY WALKER - 2,080 P OINTS Year G FGM FGA Pct. FTM 1982-83 31 88 144 61.1 51 1983-84 34 171 308 55.5 80 1984-85 31 246 440 55.9 218 1985-86 36 260 447 58.2 201 Totals 132 765 1339 57.1 550

FTA 77 109 284 263 733

Pct. 66.2 73.4 76.8 76.4 75.0

TP 227 422 710 721 2080

Avg. 7.3 12.4 22.9 20.0 15.8

3 - J ACK G IVENS - 2,038 P OINTS Year G FGM FGA Pct. 1974-75 31 126 255 49.4 1975-76 30 243 494 49.2 1976-77 30 236 459 51.4 1977-78 32 238 430 55.4 Totals 123 843 1638 51.5

FTA 54 140 113 134 441

Pct. 74.1 82.9 83.2 76.2 79.8

TP 292 602 566 578 2038

Avg. 9.4 20.1 18.9 18.1 16.6

4 - K EITH Year G 1999-00 33 2000-01 34 2001-02 32 2002-03 36 Totals 135

B OGANS FGM FGA 138 339 210 444 129 327 194 425 671 1535

5 - T ONY D ELK Year G FGM 1992-93 30 47 1993-94 34 200 1994-95 33 207 1995-96 36 229 Totals 133 683

FTM 40 116 94 102 352

1,923 P OINTS Pct. 3FG 3FGA 40.7 48 164 47.3 74 205 39.4 52 165 45.6 80 209 43.7 254 743

Pct. FTM FTA Pct. TP Avg. 29.3 87 135 64.4 411 12.5 36.1 83 119 69.7 577 17.0 31.5 61 91 67.0 371 11.6 38.3 96 130 73.8 564 15.7 34.2 327 475 68.8 1923 14.2

- 1,890 P OINTS FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA 104 45.2 18 51 440 45.5 95 254 433 47.8 77 197 464 49.4 93 210 1441 47.4 283 712

Pct. FTM FTA Pct. TP Avg. 35.3 24 33 72.7 136 4.6 37.4 69 108 63.9 564 16.6 39.1 60 89 67.4 551 16.7 44.3 88 110 80.0 639 17.8 39.7 241 340 70.9 1890 14.2

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6 - J AMAL M ASHBURN - 1,843 P OINTS Year G FGM FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. TP Avg. 1990-91 28 137 289 47.4 24 82 29.3 64 88 72.7 362 12.9 1991-92 36 279 492 56.7 58 132 43.9 151 213 70.9 767 21.3 1992-93 34 259 526 49.2 66 180 36.7 130 194 67.0 714 21.0 Totals 98 675 1307 51.6 148 394 37.6 345 495 69.7 1843 18.8

7 - K EVIN G REVEY - 1,801 P OINTS Year G FGM FGA Pct. FTM 1972-73 28 236 441 53.5 52 1973-74 25 232 457 50.8 83 1974-75 31 303 592 51.2 124 Totals 84 771 1490 51.7 259

FTA 76 100 157 333

Pct. 68.4 83.0 79.0 77.8

TP 524 547 730 1801

Avg. 18.7 21.9 23.6 21.4

8 - TAYSHAUN P RINCE - 1,775 P OINTS Year G FGM FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. TP Avg. 1998-99 37 82 198 41.4 29 101 28.7 21 32 65.6 214 5.8 1999-00 32 153 362 42.3 46 150 30.7 74 105 70.5 426 13.3 2000-01 34 207 418 49.5 64 179 35.8 97 115 84.3 575 16.9 2001-02 32 206 441 46.7 65 191 34.0 83 118 70.3 560 17.5 Totals 135 648 1419 45.7 204 621 32.9 275 370 74.3 1775 13.1

9 - C OTTON N ASH - 1,770 P OINTS Year G FGM FGA Pct. 1961-62 26 221 489 45.2 1962-63 25 176 471 37.3 1963-64 27 248 588 42.1 Totals 78 645 1548 41.7

FTM 166 162 152 480

FTA 218 236 198 652

Pct. 76.1 68.6 76.7 73.6

TP 608 514 648 1770

Avg. 23.4 20.6 24.0 22.7

10 - A LEX G ROZA - 1,744 P OINTS Year G FGM FGA Pct. 1944-45 10 62 1946-47 37 146 372 38.2 1947-48 39 200 530 37.7 1948-49 34 259 612 42.3 Totals 120 667

FTM 41 101 88 180 410

FTA 57 160 140 248 605

Pct. 71.9 63.1 62.9 72.6 67.8

TP 165 393 488 698 1744

Avg. 16.5 10.6 12.5 20.5 14.5

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11 - E D D AVENDER Year G FGM FGA 1984-85 31 93 226 1985-86 36 155 354 1986-87 29 160 357 1987-88 33 173 371 Totals 129 581 1308

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1,637 P OINTS Pct. 3FG 3FGA 41.2 – – 43.8 – – 44.8 15 59 46.6 22 72 44.4 37 131

Pct. FTM FTA Pct. TP Avg. – 78 106 73.6 264 8.5 – 104 131 79.4 414 11.5 25.4 107 145 73.8 442 15.2 30.6 149 171 87.1 517 19.0 26.0 438 553 79.2 1637 12.7

12 - L OUIE D AMPIER - 1,575 P OINTS Year G FGM FGA Pct. FTM 1964-65 25 171 334 51.2 84 1965-66 29 249 482 51.6 114 1966-67 26 219 443 49.4 99 Totals 80 639 1259 50.8 297

FTA 100 137 119 356

Pct. 84.0 83.2 83.1 83.4

TP 426 612 537 1575

Avg. 17.0 21.1 20.6 19.7

13 - M IKE C ASEY - 1,535 P OINTS Year G FGM FGA Pct. FTM 1967-68 27 231 474 48.9 79 1968-69 28 228 494 46.2 78 1970-71 27 188 373 50.4 84 Totals 82 647 1341 48.2 241

FTA 96 103 108 307

Pct. 82.3 75.7 77.8 78.5

TP 541 534 460 1535

Avg. 20.0 19.1 17.0 18.7

14 - R ALPH B EARD - 1,517 Year G FGM FGA 1945-46 30 111 1946-47 37 157 469 1947-48 38 194 536 1948-49 34 144 481 Totals 139 606

P OINTS Pct. FTM 57 33.5 78 36.2 88 29.9 82 305

FTA 110 115 149 115 289

Pct. 51.8 76.8 59.1 71.3 62.4

TP 279 392 476 370 1517

Avg. 9.3 10.6 12.5 10.9 10.9

15 - M ELVIN T URPIN - 1,509 P OINTS Year G FGM FGA Pct. FTM 1980-81 28 50 95 52.6 31 1981-82 30 160 275 58.2 72 1982-83 31 192 311 61.7 84 1983-84 34 224 378 59.3 70 Totals 123 626 1059 59.1 257

FTA 44 106 125 94 369

Pct. 70.5 67.9 67.2 74.5 69.6

TP 131 392 468 518 1509

Avg. 4.7 13.1 15.1 15.2 12.3

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16 - C LIFF H AGAN - 1,475 P OINTS Year G FGM FGA Pct. 1950-51 20 69 188 36.7 1951-52 32 264 633 41.7 1953-54 25 234 514 45.5 Totals 77 567 1335 42.5

FTM 45 164 132 341

FTA 61 235 191 487

Pct. 73.8 69.8 69.1 70.0

TP 183 692 600 1475

Avg. 9.2 21.6 24.0 19.2

17 - PAT Year 1964-65 1965-66 1966-67 Totals

FTM 55 107 122 284

FTA 89 153 156 398

Pct. 61.8 69.9 78.2 71.4

TP 375 637 452 1464

Avg. 15.0 21.9 17.4 18.3

18 - J OHNNY C OX - 1,461 P OINTS Year G FGM FGA Pct. FTM 1956-57 28 203 490 41.4 138 1957-58 29 173 471 36.7 86 1958-59 27 188 464 40.5 109 Totals 84 564 1425 40.0 333

FTA 180 115 146 441

Pct. 76.7 74.8 74.6 75.5

TP 544 432 485 1461

Avg. 19.4 14.9 17.9 17.4

R ILEY - 1,464 P OINTS G FGM FGA Pct. 25 160 370 43.2 29 265 514 51.5 26 165 373 44.2 80 590 1257 46.9

19 -J OE C RAWFORD Year G FGM FGA 2004-05 31 35 97 2005-06 32 111 270 2006-07 34 178 401 2007-08 30 188 401 Totals 127 512 1169

1,438 P OINTS Pct. 3FG 3FGA 36.1 13 49 41.1 47 130 44.4 63 180 46.9 63 173 43.8 186 532

20 - K YLE M ACY - 1,411 P OINTS Year G FGM FGA Pct. 1977-78 32 143 267 53.6 1978-79 31 179 355 50.4 1979-80 35 218 415 52.5 Totals 98 540 1037 52.1

215

Pct. FTM FTA Pct. TP Avg. 26.5 15 26 57.7 98 3.2 36.2 56 78 71.8 325 10.2 35.0 58 91 63.7 477 14.0 36.4 99 130 76.2 538 17.9 35.0 228 325 70.2 1,438 11.3

FTM 115 112 104 331

FTA 129 129 114 372

Pct. 89.2 86.8 91.2 89.0

TP 401 470 540 1411

Avg. 12.5 15.2 15.4 14.4

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21 - W INSTON B ENNETT - 1,399 P OINTS Year G FGM FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. TP Avg. 1983-84 34 67 156 42.9 – – – 88 126 69.8 222 6.5 1984-85 30 82 191 42.9 – – – 52 77 67.5 216 7.2 1985-86 36 171 338 50.6 – – – 115 158 72.8 457 12.7 1987-88 33 195 380 51.3 1 2 50.0 113 155 72.9 504 15.3 Totals 133 515 1065 48.4 1 2 50.0 368 516 71.3 1399 10.5

22 - R ICK R OBEY - 1,395 P OINTS Year G FGM FGA Pct. 1974-75 31 135 248 54.4 1975-76 12 73 130 56.2 1976-77 30 158 276 57.3 1977-78 32 167 263 63.5 Totals 105 533 917 58.1

FTM 51 41 111 126 329

FTA 63 56 161 175 455

Pct. 81.0 73.2 68.9 72.0 72.3

TP 321 187 427 460 1395

Avg. 10.4 15.6 14.2 14.4 13.3

P OINTS Pct. FTM 45.5 49 45.5 48 47.2 78 43.1 95 45.2 270

FTA 71 69 102 125 367

Pct. 69.0 69.6 76.5 76.0 73.6

TP 230 248 443 470 1391

Avg. 6.8 8.9 12.3 16.2 11.0

24 - M IKE P HILLIPS - 1,367 P OINTS Year G FGM FGA Pct. FTM 1974-75 31 108 212 50.9 26 1975-76 30 199 367 54.2 69 1976-77 28 144 261 55.2 54 1977-78 31 125 210 59.5 66 Totals 120 576 1050 54.9 215

FTA 47 117 88 87 339

Pct. 55.3 59.0 61.4 75.9 63.4

TP 242 467 342 316 1367

Avg. 7.8 15.6 12.2 10.2 11.4

25 - M IKE P RATT - 1,359 P OINTS Year G FGM FGA Pct. FTM 1967-68 27 152 334 45.5 76 1968-69 26 173 321 53.9 93 1969-70 28 219 470 46.6 102 Totals 81 544 1125 48.4 271

FTA 111 132 145 388

Pct. 68.5 70.5 70.3 69.8

TP 380 439 540 1359

Avg. 14.1 16.9 19.3 16.8

23 - G ERALD F ITCH - 1,391 Year G FGM FGA 2000-01 34 76 167 2001-02 28 85 187 2002-03 36 152 322 2003-04 29 148 343 Totals 127 461 1019

216

26 - F RANK R AMSEY Year G FGM 1950-51 34 135 1951-52 32 185 1953-54 25 179 Totals 91 499

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- 1,344 P OINTS FGA Pct. FTM 413 32.7 75 470 39.3 139 430 41.6 132 1313 38.0 346

FTA 123 214 181 518

Pct. 60.9 64.9 72.9 66.8

TP 345 509 490 1344

Avg. 10.1 15.9 19.6 14.8

27 - R AMEL B RADLEY - 1,326 P OINTS Year G FGM FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. TP Avg. 2004-05 34 51 134 38.1 22 65 33.8 31 44 70.5 155 4.6 2005-06 30 81 201 40.3 28 93 30.1 46 59 78.0 236 7.9 2006-07 34 141 336 42.0 69 188 36.7 106 130 81.5 457 13.4 2007-08 30 139 330 42.1 58 153 37.9 142 171 83.0 478 15.9 Totals 128 412 1001 41.2 177 499 35.5 325 404 80.4 1326 10.4

28 - J IM A NDREWS - 1,320 P OINTS Year G FGM FGA Pct. FTM 1970-71 24 64 122 52.5 28 1971-72 28 236 409 57.7 130 1972-73 28 243 434 56.0 76 Totals 80 543 965 56.3 234

FTA 45 186 110 341

Pct. 62.2 69.9 69.1 68.6

TP 156 602 562 1320

Avg. 6.5 21.5 20.1 16.5

29 - S AM B OWIE - 1,285 P OINTS Year G FGM FGA Pct. 1979-80 34 165 311 53.1 1980-81 28 185 356 52.0 1983-84 34 133 258 51.6 Totals 96 483 925 52.2

FTM 110 118 91 319

FTA 144 164 126 434

Pct. 76.4 72.0 72.2 73.5

TP 440 488 357 1285

Avg. 12.9 17.4 10.5 13.4

P OINTS Pct. FTM 45.1 48 48.1 95 53.0 56 45.4 60 48.6 259

FTA 56 106 69 74 305

Pct. 85.7 89.6 81.2 81.1 84.9

TP 176 401 388 318 1283

Avg. 6.5 13.4 12.5 9.6 10.6

30 - J IM M ASTER - 1,283 Year G FGM FGA 1980-81 27 64 142 1981-82 30 153 315 1982-83 31 166 313 1983-84 33 129 284 Totals 121 512 1054

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31 - J OHN P ELPHREY Year G FGM FGA 1988-89 22 14 24 1989-90 28 112 259 1990-91 28 131 303 1991-92 36 145 296 Totals 114 402 882

- 1,257 P OINTS Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. TP Avg. 40.0 2 5 40.0 8 13 61.5 38 1.7 43.2 44 120 36.7 97 129 75.2 365 13.0 43.2 62 164 37.8 80 102 78.4 404 14.4 49.0 52 144 36.1 108 139 77.7 450 12.5 45.6 160 433 37.0 293 383 76.5 1257 11.0

32 - S COTT PADGETT Year G FGM FGA 1994-95 14 7 27 1996-97 32 100 244 1997-98 39 161 338 1998-99 37 156 335 Totals 122 424 944

- 1,252 P OINTS Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. TP Avg. 25.9 4 13 30.8 10 12 83.3 28 2.0 41.0 47 138 34.1 61 80 76.3 308 9.6 47.6 40 107 37.4 87 102 85.3 449 11.5 46.6 61 160 38.1 94 138 68.1 467 12.6 44.9 152 418 36.4 252 332 75.9 1252 10.3

33 - J ODIE M EEKS Year G FGM FGA 2006-07 34 95 227 2007-08 11 27 88 2008-09 36 263 568 Totals 81 385 883

1,246 P OINTS Pct. 3FG 3FGA .419 44 121 .307 16 50 .463 117 288 .436 177 459

34 - T OM PARKER - 1,238 Year G FGM FGA 1969-70 25 117 232 1970-71 28 209 413 1971-72 27 203 429 Totals 80 529 1074

Pct. FTM FTA Pct. TP Avg. .364 61 68 .897 295 8.7 .320 27 34 .794 97 8.8 .406 211 234 .902 854 23.7 .386 299 336 .890 1246 15.4

P OINTS Pct. FTM 50.4 26 50.6 74 47.3 80 49.3 180

FTA 35 91 101 227

Pct. 74.3 81.3 79.2 79.3

TP 260 492 486 1238

Avg. 10.4 17.6 18.0 15.5

35 - D ERON F ELDHAUS - 1,231 P OINTS Year G FGM FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. TP Avg. 1988-89 32 48 100 48.0 2 6 33.3 20 31 64.5 118 3.7 1989-90 28 135 273 49.5 32 88 36.4 101 134 75.4 403 14.4 1990-91 28 106 203 52.2 29 74 39.2 60 88 69.3 301 10.8 1991-92 36 138 290 47.6 48 128 37.5 85 107 79.4 409 11.4 Totals 124 427 866 49.3 111 296 37.5 267 360 74.2 1231 9.6

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36 - D ERRICK Year G 1979-80 35 1980-81 28 1981-82 30 1982-83 31 Totals 124

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H ORD - 1,220 P OINTS FGM FGA Pct. FTM 78 166 47.0 49 97 239 40.6 54 194 394 49.2 102 106 211 50.2 65 475 1010 47.0 270

FTA 64 72 131 79 346

Pct. 76.6 75.0 77.9 82.3 78.0

TP 205 248 490 277 1220

Avg. 5.9 8.9 16.3 8.9 9.8

37 - B ILL S PIVEY - 1,213 P OINTS Year G FGM FGA Pct. FTM 1949-50 30 255 619 36.3 128 1950-51 33 252 632 39.9 131 Totals 63 477 1251 38.1 259

FTA 176 211 387

Pct. 72.7 62.0 66.9

TP 578 635 1213

Avg. 19.3 19.2 19.3

38 - C HUCK H AYES Year G FGM FGA 2001-02 32 67 145 2002-03 36 110 225 2003-04 32 131 246 2004-05 34 144 283 Totals 134 452 899

1,211 P OINTS Pct. 3FG 3FGA .462 6 22 .489 8 33 .533 3 12 .509 2 11 .503 19 78

Pct. FTM FTA Pct. TP Avg. .273 48 65 .738 188 5.9 .242 82 104 .788 310 8.6 .250 77 113 .681 342 10.7 .182 81 111 .730 371 10.9 .244 288 393 .733 1211 9.0

39 - R ODRICK R HODES - 1,209 P OINTS Year G FGM FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. TP Avg. 1992-93 33 101 224 45.1 27 70 38.6 70 101 69.3 299 9.1 1993-94 33 142 326 43.6 32 117 27.4 167 215 77.7 483 14.6 1994-95 33 130 333 39.0 39 110 35.5 128 164 78.0 427 12.9 Totals 99 373 883 42.2 98 297 32.9 365 480 76.0 1209 12.2

40 - WAYNE T URNER Year G FGM FGA 1995-96 35 65 122 1996-97 40 112 240 1997-98 39 137 285 1998-99 37 141 285 Totals 151 455 932

- 1,170 P OINTS Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. TP Avg. 53.3 1 4 25.0 25 40 62.5 156 4.5 46.7 4 15 26.7 36 68 52.9 264 6.6 48.1 21 57 36.8 67 108 62.0 362 9.3 49.5 12 43 27.9 94 137 68.6 388 10.5 48.8 38 119 31.9 222 353 62.9 1170 7.7

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41 - R EGGIE H ANSON Year G FGM FGA 1987-88 16 6 17 1988-89 29 114 222 1989-90 28 165 332 1990-91 28 142 274 Totals 101 427 845

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- 1,167 P OINTS Pct. 3FG 3FGA 35.3 0 0 51.4 0 0 49.7 35 96 51.8 15 47 50.5 50 143

Pct. FTM FTA Pct. TP Avg. 0.0 9 10 90.0 21 1.3 0.0 57 76 75.0 285 9.8 36.5 94 127 74.0 459 16.4 31.9 103 145 71.0 402 14.4 34.9 263 357 73.7 1167 11.6

42 - D ERRICK M ILLER - 1,156 P OINTS Year G FGM FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. TP Avg. 1986-87 29 55 141 39.0 35 81 43.2 6 14 42.9 151 5.2 1987-88 16 8 38 21.1 3 24 12.5 2 3 66.7 21 1.3 1988-89 32 170 373 45.6 54 139 38.8 52 71 73.2 446 13.9 1989-90 28 198 502 39.4 99 289 34.3 43 57 75.4 538 19.2 Totals 105 431 1054 40.9 191 533 35.8 103 145 71.0 1156 11.0

43 - V ERNON H ATTON - 1,153 P OINTS Year G FGM FGA Pct. FTM 1955-56 26 123 249 49.4 100 1956-57 21 112 255 43.9 87 1957-58 29 192 458 41.9 112 Totals 76 427 962 44.4 299

FTA 150 119 144 413

Pct. 66.7 73.1 77.8 72.4

TP 346 311 496 1153

Avg. 13.3 14.8 17.1 15.2

44 - WALLACE J ONES - 1,151 P OINTS Year G FGM FGA Pct. FTM 1945-46 30 105 80 1946-47 29 87 302 28.8 43 1947-48 36 133 427 31.3 69 1948-49 32 130 440 29.5 49 Totals 127 455 241

FTA 126 78 103 75 382

Pct. 63.5 55.1 67.0 65.3 63.1

TP 290 217 335 309 1151

Avg. 9.7 7.5 9.3 9.7 9.1

45 - R ANDOLPH M ORRIS - 1,123 P OINTS Year G FGM FGA Pct. OReb DReb Reb. 2004-05 34 105 199 .528 52 90 142 2005-06 21 110 181 .608 37 88 125 2006-07 34 202 341 .592 67 197 264 Totals 89 417 721 .578 156 375 531

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Avg. 4.2 6.0 7.8 6.0

Blk TP 31 298 24 279 70 546 125 1123

Avg. 8.8 13.3 16.1 12.6

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46 - J EFF S HEPPARD - 1,091 P OINTS Year G FGM FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. TP Avg. 1993-94 29 40 72 55.6 7 19 36.8 20 31 64.5 107 3.7 1994-95 33 99 225 44.0 28 78 35.9 49 65 75.4 275 8.3 1995-96 34 65 125 52.0 22 44 50.0 36 58 62.1 188 5.5 1997-98 38 186 419 44.4 71 189 37.6 78 111 70.3 521 13.7 Totals 134 390 841 46.4 128 330 38.8 183 265 69.1 1091 8.1

47 - B ILLY R AY L ICKERT - 1,076 P OINTS Year G FGM FGA Pct. FTM 1958-59 25 126 291 43.2 86 1959-60 20 110 274 40.1 68 1960-61 28 166 395 42.0 118 Totals 73 402 960 41.9 272

48 - R EX Year G 1986-87 29 1987-88 32 Totals 61

C HAPMAN FGM FGA 173 390 231 461 404 851

- 1,073 P OINTS Pct. 3FG 3FGA 44.4 68 176 50.1 66 159 47.5 134 335

Pct. 73.5 71.6 77.6 74.7

TP 338 288 450 1076

Avg. 12.5 14.4 16.0 14.7

Pct. FTM FTA Pct. TP Avg. 38.6 50 68 73.5 464 16.0 41.5 81 102 79.4 609 19.0 40.0 131 170 77.1 1073 17.6

49 - D IRK M INNIEFIELD - 1,069 P OINTS Year G FGM FGA Pct. FTM 1979-80 34 68 142 47.9 35 1980-81 28 118 213 55.4 55 1981-82 30 128 251 51.0 84 1982-83 31 108 199 54.3 51 Totals 123 422 805 52.4 225

50 - J AMAAL Year G 1996-97 40 1997-98 38 1998-99 34 1999-00 33 Totals 145

FTA 117 95 152 364

FTA 49 63 111 68 291

Pct. 71.4 87.3 75.7 75.0 77.3

TP 171 291 340 267 1069

Avg. 5.0 10.4 11.3 8.6 8.7

M AGLOIRE - 1,064 P OINTS FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA 75 153 49.0 45 82 77 158 48.7 43 64 94 177 53.1 49 85 148 296 50.0 139 203 394 784 50.3 276 434

Pct. 54.9 67.2 57.6 68.5 63.6

TP 195 197 237 435 1064

Avg. 4.9 5.2 7.0 13.2 7.3

Pct. 60.3 54.8 63.0 .629 61.1

TP 171 112 305 465 1053

Avg. 5.2 3.7 9.5 14.5 8.3

51 - E RIK D ANIELS - 1,053 Year G FGM FGA 2000-01 33 64 133 2001-02 30 46 110 2002-03 32 136 240 2003-04 32 201 346 Totals 127 447 809

221

P OINTS Pct. FTM 56.6 38 41.8 17 56.7 29 58.1 56 55.3 140

FTA 63 31 46 89 229

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52 - J IM L INE - 1,041 P OINTS Year G FGM FGA Pct. 1946-47 35 86 209 41.1 1947-48 38 107 296 36.1 1948-49 32 70 195 35.8 1949-50 30 155 369 42.0 Totals 135 418 1069 39.1

53 - B OB B URROW - 1,023 Year G FGM FGA 1954-55 26 198 473 1955-56 25 207 463 Totals 51 405 936

FTM 27 51 43 84 205

FTA 40 62 51 122 275

Pct. 67.5 82.2 84.3 69.6 74.5

TP 199 265 183 394 1041

Avg. 5.7 7.0 5.7 13.1 7.7

P OINTS Pct. FTM 41.9 99 44.7 114 43.3 213

FTA 159 171 330

Pct. 62.3 66.7 64.5

TP 495 528 1023

Avg. 19.0 21.1 20.1

55 - PATRICK PATTERSON - 1,020 P OINTS Year G FGM FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. TP Avg. 2007-08 25 162 282 .574 0 3 .000 87 119 .731 411 16.4 2008-09 34 240 398 .603 0 1 .000 129 168 .768 609 17.9 Totals 59 402 680 .591 0 4 .000 216 287 .753 1020 17.3

54 - R ON Year G 1995-96 36 1996-97 40 Totals 76

M ERCER FGM FGA 107 234 297 603 404 837

1,013 P OINTS Pct. 3FG 3FGA 45.7 23 68 49.3 49 141 48.3 72 209

Pct. FTM FTA Pct. TP Avg. 33.8 51 65 78.5 288 8.0 34.8 82 105 78.1 725 18.1 34.4 133 170 78.2 1013 13.3

56 - J IMMY D AN C ONNER - 1,009 P OINTS Year G FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA 1972-73 28 136 286 47.6 41 66 1973-74 26 128 246 52.0 56 83 1974-75 31 171 338 50.6 42 69 Totals 85 435 870 50.0 139 218

Pct. 62.1 67.5 60.9 63.8

57 - B OBBY WATSON - 1,001 P OINTS Year G FGM FGA Pct. FTM 1949-50 30 84 269 31.2 59 1950-51 34 151 460 32.8 51 1951-52 32 184 517 35.6 53 Totals 96 419 1246 33.6 163

Pct. 65.5 75.0 66.2 68.5

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FTA 90 68 80 238

TP 313 312 384 1009

TP 227 353 421 1001

Avg. 11.2 12.0 12.4 11.9

Avg. 7.6 10.4 13.1 10.4

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2-1 2-1 2-1 3-1 1-1 6-0 1-1 1-0

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.455 1.000 .625 .857 .583 .571 .400 1 .792 .429 .417 .929 .625 .231 .813 .619 .833 .188 .667 .706 .842 .833 .882 .875 .941 .905

T Pct. .333 .250 .250 .357 .333 .455 .556 .333

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S Rupp Rupp Rupp Rupp Rupp Rupp Rupp Rupp Rupp Rupp Rupp Rupp Rupp Rupp Rupp

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1.000 .885 .769 .821 .793 .889 .720 .679 .885 .640 .778 .600 .931 .500 .815

SEC

H A N W L Pct. Finish W L Finish W L Finish 11-1 3-4 1-1 6 2 .750 1st 1 1 Semifinals 9-1 3-3 5-1 5 3 .625 1st 3 0 Champions 9-0 2-4 2-1 6 0 1.000 2nd 0 1 Quarterfinals 8-1 5-1 3-2 5 2 .714 1st 3 0 Champions 8-1 2-4 5-1 4 4 .500 7th 3 0 Champions 9-1 5-4 3-3 8 1 .889 1st 3 1 Runner-Up 10-0 4-4 5-2 6 2 .750 3rd 4 0 Champions 1 1 Final Four-3rd 8-1 5-2 4-3 8 1 .889 1st 3 1 Runner-Up 2 1 8-0 3-1 8-1 0 0 .000 -3 0 Champions 2 1 3rd (NIT) 9-0 6-2 7-2 4 1 .800 1st 4 0 Champions 1 1 Elite Eight 12-0 7-1 9-1 6 0 1.000 1st 4 0 Champions 3 0 Champions (NIT) 16-0 8-1 10-2 11 0 1.000 1st 4 0 Champions 2 1 Runner-Up (NIT) 11-0 13-2 12-1 9 0 1.000 1st 4 0 Champions 3 0 Final Four-Champions Kentucky also won the 1948 World Championships, claiming the gold medal at the ‘48 Olympic Games in London. 1st/-10-0 8-0 14-2 13 0 1.000 1st 4 0 Champions 3 0 Final Four-Champions 3rd/-10-0 6-4 9-1 11 2 .846 1st 3 0 Champions 0 1 1st Round (NIT) 1st/1st 14-0 8-1 10-1 14 0 1.000 1st 4 0 Champions 4 0 Final Four-Champions 1st/1st 12-0 8-1 9-2 14 0 1.000 1st 4 0 Champions 1 1 Elite Eight Under suspension by NCAA...No offical games played 1st/2nd 16-0 5-0 4-0 14 0 1.000 t1st Declined NCAA berth 2nd/2nd 13-1 8-1 2-1 12 2 .857 1st 1 1 Sweet 16 9th/NR 11-2 6-2 3-2 12 2 .857 2nd 1 1 Elite Eight 3rd/3rd 14-2 6-3 3-0 12 2 .857 1st 1 1 Elite Eight 9th/14th 14-1 5-4 4-1 12 2 .857 1st 4 0 Final Four-Champions 2nd/2nd 13-0 7-2 4-1 12 2 .857 t2nd 1 1 Sweet 16 NR/NR 11-3 4-4 3-0 10 4 .714 3rd NR/18th 12-2 2-5 5-2 10 4 .714 t2nd 1 1 Elite Eight 3rd/3rd 14-2 6-0 3-1 13 1 .929 t1st 1 1 Elite Eight NR/NR 10-5 4-4 2-0 8 6 .571 5th 4th/3rd 13-1 4-3 4-2 11 3 .786 1st 0 2 Sweet 16 NR/NR 11-3 4-5 0-2 10 6 .625 5th 1st/1st 13-0 10-1 4-1 15 1 .938 1st 3 1 Final Four-Runner-Up NR/NR 8-7 4-6 1-0 8 10 .444 t5th 4th/4th 14-1 7-3 1-1 15 3 .833 1st 1 1 Elite Eight

Rank

Final

25 0 23 3 20 6 23 5 23 6 24 3 18 7 19 9 23 3 16 9 21 6 15 10 27 2 13 13 22 5

T Pct. .714 .773 .722 .800 .714 .680 .760 .739 .905 .846 .933 .919 .923

.941 .833 .941 .906

32 25 32 29

1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968

L 6 5 5 4 6 8 6 6 2 4 2 3 3

2 5 2 3

W 15 17 13 16 15 17 19 17 19 22 28 34 36

Year 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948

K B A S K E T B A L L

Year 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002

W 23 26 22 21 20 13 26 20 26 30 19 29 22 22 23 29 18 32 18 25 13 14 22 29 30 27 28 34 35 35 28 23 24 22

L 5 2 6 7 8 13 5 10 4 2 12 6 6 8 8 5 13 4 11 5 19 14 6 7 4 7 5 2 5 4 9 10 10 10

T Pct. .821 .929 .786 .750 .714 .500 .839 .667 .867 .938 .613 .829 .786 .733 .742 .853 .581 .889 .621 .833 .406 .500 .786 .806 .882 .794 .848 .944 .825 .897 .757 .757 .706 .688

Final

Rank 7th/7th 1st/1st 10th/-18th/14th 17th/15th NR/NR 2nd/4th NR/NR 6th/5th 1st/1st NR/NR 4th/3rd 8th/8th 8th/9th 12th/12th 3rd/3rd NR/NR 3rd/3rd NR/NR 6th/6th NR/NR NR/NR 9th/-6th/6th 6th/3rd 7th/8th 2nd/5th 1st/2nd 2nd/5th 5th/1st 8th/t5th 19th/20th 9th/8th 16th/13th

H 12-1 15-0 12-1 12-1 11-2 9-3 12-0 11-1 12-2 16-0 11-3 12-3 15-0 15-1 14-1 16-0 11-3 18-0 13-2 14-2 8-5 13-2 13-0 15-2 16-0 13-1 12-1 13-0 12-1 9-3 12-1 14-0 11-1 12-3

A 9-2 8-1 10-2 7-4 7-4 4-7 7-4 4-7 10-1 8-2 4-7 9-1 7-3 6-5 6-5 8-4 4-8 10-3 5-6 6-3 2-10 1-10 7-6 5-4 7-3 5-4 7-2 8-0 7-3 11-0 4-5 5-5 7-5 5-4

N 2-2 3-1 0-3 2-2 2-2 0-3 7-1 5-2 4-1 6-0 4-2 8-2 0-3 1-2 3-2 5-1 3-2 4-1 0-3 5-0 3-4 0-2 2-0 9-1 7-1 9-2 9-2 13-2 16-1 15-1 12-3 4-5 6-4 5-3

W 16 17 16 14 14 9 15 11 16 16 10 15 15 13 13 14 11 17 10 13 8 10 14 12 13 12 14 16 13 14 11 12 12 10

L 2 1 2 4 4 9 3 7 2 2 8 3 3 5 5 4 7 1 8 5 10 8 4 4 3 4 2 0 3 2 5 4 4 6

Pct. .889 .944 .889 .778 .889 .500 .833 .611 .889 .889 .556 .833 .833 .722 .722 .778 .611 .944 .556 .722 .444 .556 .778 .750 .813 .750 .875 1.000 .813 .875 .688 .750 .750 .625

SEC Finish 1st 1st 1st t1st 1st t4th t1st t4th t1st 1st 6th 1st 2nd t1st 1st 1st t3rd 1st t3rd 1st* t6th t4th@ 2nd SEC/1st East 2nd SEC/1st East 2nd SEC/2nd East 2nd SEC/1st East 1st SEC/1st East 1st SEC/1st East 2nd SEC/2nd East 1st SEC/1st East 3rd SEC/2nd East t1st SEC/t1st East t1st SEC/t1st East t2nd SEC/t1st East

1 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 1

0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1

3 2 0 2 0 3 0 3 0 3 0

3 3 3 3 2 3 3 3 0 3 0

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S B A

Elite Eight Final Four 2nd Round Elite Eight Champions Final Four-Runner-Up Champions Elite Eight 2nd Round Sweet 16 Sweet 16

1 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 1

Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Sutton Sutton Sutton Sutton Pitino Pitino Pitino Pitino Pitino Pitino Pitino Pitino Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith

0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

3 4 1 3 6 5 6 3 1 2 2

Final Four-Runner-Up Champion (NIT) Elite HallEight Final Four-Champion 1st Round (NIT) Sweet 16 2nd Round 1st Round Elite Eight Final Four Sweet 16 Elite Eight 1st Round

Coach Rupp Rupp Rupp Rupp Hall Hall Hall Hall

5 0 1 0 0 2 3 2 3 0

1 0

4 4

Finish Sweet 16 Elite Eight Sweet 16 Elite Eight Elite Eight

Champions Champions Champions Champions Runner-Up Champions Champions Champions Quarterfinals Champions Quarterfinals

L 1 1 2 1 1

W 1 1 0 1 1

NCAA/NIT TOURNAMENT

Runner-Up Semifinals Quarterfinals Semifinals Quarterfinals Champions Quarterfinals Champions Quarterfinals Champions* Quarterfinals

Finish

SEC TOURNAMENT

K S K E T B A L L

W 32 27 28 22 22 18 22

L 4 5 6 13 12 13 14

T Pct. .889 .844 .824 .629 .647 .581 .611

Final

Rank 1st/4th 2nd/8th 7th/5th NR/RV RV/RV NR/NR NR/NR

H 12-1 11-2 14-1 10-5 14-2 14-4 13-6

A 10-1 7-2 7-3 6-4 4-6 4-6 5-7

N 10-2 9-1 7-2 6-4 4-4 0-3 4-1

W 16 13 14 9 9 12 8

L 0 3 2 7 7 4 8

Pct. 1.000 .813 .875 .563 .563 .750 .500

SEC Finish 1st SEC/1st East 2nd SEC/1st East 1st SEC/1st East 6th SEC/3rd East 4th SEC/4th East 3rd SEC/2nd East 7th SEC/4th East

W 3 3 2 2 1 0 1

L 0 0 1 1 1 1 1

Finish Champions Champions Runner-Up Semifinals Quarterfinals Quarterfinals Quarterfinals

SEC TOURNAMENT W 3 1 3 1 1 0 2

L 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

Finish Elite Eight 2nd Round Elite Eight 2nd Round 2nd Round First Round Quarterfinals (NIT)

NCAA/NIT TOURNAMENT Coach Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Gillispie Gillipsie

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&- Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association; %-Southern Conference; *-Vacated due to NCAA sanctions; From 1933-50 the SEC Champion was determined by a tournament, except for 1935. Rankings - AP/UPI (Coaches Poll); @-Not eligible for title due to NCAA sanctions

Year 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

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19-29 20-15 W 21-32 20-15 W 29-28 22-30 31-20 W 19-23 18-30 18-13 W 10-29 227-264

A LL -T IME R ESULTS 1903 (1-2)

1908 (5-6)

Coach: Unnamed Starters: (J. White Guyn & R.H. Arnett, G; Joe Coons, C; H.J. Wurtele & Lee Andrews, F) F.6 GEORGETOWN 6-15 L F.18 LEXINGTON YMCA 11-10 W F.20 TRANSYLVANIA 2-42 L 19-67

Coach: J.S. Chambers (Mgr.) Captain: Richard Barbee J.10 at Lexington YMCA J.21 TRANSYLVANIA J.25 at Central U. F.4 at Transylvania F.8 LOUISVILLE COLISEUM F.10 at Georgetown F.13 CENTRAL U. F.15 LEXINGTON YMCA F.22 at Louisville Coliseum M.3 GEORGETOWN M.7 at Central U.

1904 (1-4) Coach: Leander E. Andrus, Mgr. Captain: St. John (Guyn, Arnett, St. John, Wurtele, Coons) F.4 at Georgetown 11-26 L F.12 at Transylvania# 5-12 L F.13 GEORGETOWN 10-22 L F.26 at Transylvania 12-14 L M.4 CINCINNATI 25-21 W 63-95 #Transylvania (formerly known as Kentucky University) game at UK was called off because of failure to agree on a referee. State College (University of Kentucky) team was present and agreed to play. The offer was accepted and KU won 12-5.

1905 (1-4) Coach: Captain: J.M.Coons J.13 GEORGETOWN J.21 CINCINNATI YMCA J.27 TRANSYLVANIA F.4 at Transylvania F.22 TRANSYLVANIA

9-14 L 22-43 L 30-29 W 1-22 L 23-33 L 85-141

Mgr: J.S. Chambers Captain: W.C. Fox J.9 LEXINGTON HIGH J.18 at Advent Memorial Club J.19 at Cincinnati J.27 CENTRAL U. F.6 at Central U. F.8 GEORGETOWN F.15 at Georgetown F.18 CINCINNATI F.26 CENTRAL U.

1910 (4-8)

Coach: W.B. Wendt (Mgr.) Captain: D.P. Branson (Baer, Donan, Barbee, Wilson, Herman) J.11 LEXINGTON YMCA# W J.12 MIAMI, OHIO 10-15 L J.19 CENTRAL U. 15-14 W J.20 at Georgetown 9-34 L J.26 at Central U. 17-15W J.27 CINCINNATI YMCA 16-23 L F.3 Christ Church, Cin. 24-38 L F.9 GEORGETOWN 22-28 L F.12 at New Albany YMCA 12-29 L F.13 at Vernon College 34-14 W F.14 at Moores Hill 32-11 W F.15 at Christ Church, Cin. 17-54 L F.16 at Cincinnati 6-48 L F.17 at Miami, Ohio 19-29 L 236-348 # W.B. Wendt on J.9, 1969 verified that State College (UK) opened the 1906 season against Kentucky U. (Transylvania) in the YMCA. Athletic committees of the two schools had cancelled all games after a fight at a football game in November 1905. Wendt and the Kentucky U. manager agreed to play at the YMCA and list the State College foe as YMCA instead of Kentucky U. State College won but Mr. Wendt didn’t remember the score, which he hadn’t listed.

Coach: R.E. Spahr and E.R. Sweetland Captain: Bill Rodes J.8 at Kentucky Wesleyan J.22 GEORGETOWN J.24 DePAUW J.28 at Central F.4 at Georgetown F.7 at Cincinnati F.9 at DePauw F.10 at Rose Poly Technic F.16 TENNESSEE M.5 CENTRAL U. M.8 GEORGETOWN M.11 at Central

Coach: A.M. Kirby (Mgr.) Captain: J.M. Wilson (Shanklin, Baer, Bryant, Barbee) J.16 LEXINGTON YMCA J.19 GEORGETOWN J.25 CENTRAL U. F.12 at Central U. OT F.15 TRANSYLVANIA F.21 at Georgetown M.1 at Lexington YMCA M.7 at Transylvania M.9 CENTRAL U.

17-25 L 16-15 W 22-9 W 23-25L 16-14 W 8-19 L 22-41 L 5-19 L 13-15 L 142-182

L L L L

1909 (5-4)

1906 (5-9)

1907 (3-6)

L W

28-9 W 27-41 L 25-41 L 24-23 W 20-35 L 43-32 W 48-19 W 28-23 W 20-26 L 263-249

OT 14-12 W 31-11 W 11-24 17-87 16-34 L 17-47 L 16-28 11-52 L 26-5 W 13-31 L 24-23 W 9-51 205-405

1911 (5-6) Coach: H.J. Iddings Captain: J.H. Gaiser J.13 LEXINGTON HIGH J.20 TRANSYLVANIA J.27 at Kentucky Wesleyan F.4 BETHANY F.9 at Ohio Wesleyan F.10 at Otterbein F.11 at Christ Church, Cin. F.17 at Georgetown F.23 BUTLER F.27 at Transylvania M.3 TRANSYLVANIA

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H H A H A A A A H A H

29-36 18-23 19-25 24-11 19-37 27-41 21-32 47-22 21-16 22-19 30-24 277-286

L L L W L L L W W W W

L L

Southern Champions

38-9 W 32-13W 31-14 W 32-20 W 52-10 W 27-15 W 28-17 W 22-18 W 19-18 W 281-134

25-27 L 20-18 W 42-16 W 34-10 W 17-24 L 42-29 W 24-16 W 19-30 223-170

—Leading Scorers— 9.1 8.4 4.0 3.9 1.0

R.C. Preston (Jr. C) Binkley Barnett (Sr. F) Ralph Morgan (So. F) H.L. Farmer (Sr. F) William Tuttle (So. F)

R.C. Preston (Sr. F) #Tom Zerfoss (Sr. F) Karl Zerfoss (So. G) William Tuttle (Jr. F) Herschel Scott (Jr. G)

28-15 W 30-21 W 30-19 W 46-6 W 23-39 L 18-32 L 59-12 W 22-17 W 21-14 W 20-18 W 20-18 W 40-7 W 19-17 W 26-13 W 402-248

—Leading Scorers— 6.1 6.0 4.7 3.9 3.2 #Only played in first six games.

1915 (7-5) Coach: Alpha Brumage Captain: Ralph Morgan J.16 MARYVILLE J.23 LOUISVILLE J.30 ST. ANDREWS F.4 at Maryville F.5 at Tennessee F.6 at Tennessee F.12 VANDERBILT

VANDERBILT TENNESSEE TENNESSEE at St. Andrews at Louisville

36-24 W 22-13 W 20-18 W 25-50 15-26 305-301

L L

—Leading Scorers— 8.3 5.3 3.8 3.7 2.9

Coach: James Park Captain: K.P. Zerfoss J.14 at Cincinnati J.18 at Georgetown J.31 GEORGETOWN F.4 VANDERBILT F.5 VANDERBILT F.12 LOUISVILLE F.15 at Centre F.19 CINCINNATI F.22 at Louisville F.23 TENNESSEE F.26 MARYVILLE F.29 CENTRE M.3 MARIETTA M.4 MARIETTA L

Derrill Hart (Sr. F) Jim Server (Sr. C) Robert Ireland (Jr. F) Karl Zerfoss (Sr. F) George Gumbert (Sr. G)

39-24W 29-22 W 30-22 W 25-39 L 20-23 L 22-28 L 38-5 W 34-10 W 32-24 W 17-28 L 36-25W 38-14 W 22-27 23-27 405-318

L L

—Leading Scorers— 13.3 5.7 5.6 3.3 2.4

1917 (4-6)

1914 (12-2) Coach: Alpha Brumage Captain: William Tuttle J.10 ASHLAND YMCA J.17 LOUISVILLE YMCA J.20 at Ashland YMCA J.21 at Marshall J.22 at Virginia J.24 at VMI J.31 LOUISVILLE YMHA F.7 LOUISVILLE F.11 TENNESSEE F.12 TENNESSEE F.21 CINCINNATI F.23 CHATTANOOGA F.28 MARIETTA M.3 at Louisville

1916 (8-6)

1913 (5-3) Coach: J.J. Tigert Captain: B. Barnett J.24 LEXINGTON YMCA F.8 CINCINNATI F.13 MARIETTA F.15 LOUISVILLE F.19 VANDERBILT F.20 VANDERBILT F.27 MIAMI, OHIO M.1 CHRIST CHURCH, CIN.

Ralph Morgan (Sr. F) Jim Server (Jr. C) William Tuttle (Sr. F) Karl Zerfoss (Jr. F) Herschel Scott (Sr. G)

—Leading Scorers— 7.1 5.4 4.0 3.9 2.7 2.2

Binkley Barnett (Jr. F) D.W. Hart (Jr. F) W.C. Harrison (Sr. C) Jake Gaiser (Sr. G) R.C. Preston (So. G) H.L. Farmer (Jr. F)

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F.13 F.17 F.18 F.26 F.27

1912 (9-0) Coach: E.R. Sweetland Captain: W.C. Harrison J.5 GEORGETOWN J.12 at Central U. J.19 MIAMI, OHIO J.27 LEXINGTON YMCA F.1 CENTRAL U. F.7 TENNESSEE F.22 VANDERBILT F.23 VANDERBILT M.1 at Georgetown

37-17W 18-14 W 32-15W 23-22 W 21-36 L 22-27 L 34-39 L

Coach: W.P. Tuttle Captain: Robert Y. Ireland J.17 CENTRE J.27 at Georgetown J.30 ROSE POLY TECH F.9 TENNESSEE F.10 TENNESSEE F.16 at Centre F.21 GEORGETOWN M.1 at Cumberland M.2 at Tennessee M.3 at Tennessee

C.C. Shrader (Sr. F) Robert Ireland (Sr. F) “Dutch” Longworth (Sr. C-F) Pat Campbell (Jr. F) William Rodes (Sr. G)

31-21 W 19-22 33-12 W 20-23 19-22 24-28 32-18 W 48-20 W 26-27 10-30 262-223

L L L L

L L

—Leading Scorers— 7.1 5.4 4.4 4.2 1.3

1918 (9-2-1) Coach: S.A. Boles Captain: Patrick Campbell J.9 KENTUCKY WESLEYAN J.17 at Centre J.24 GEORGETOWN F.7 TENNESSEE F.8 TENNESSEE F.9 at Kentucky Wesleyan# F.14 at Georgetown F.21 CENTRE F.28 Cumberland M.1 at Tennessee M.2 at Tennessee State Championship (Louisville, Ky.) M.9 Centre

228

23-13 21-29 22-18 33-26 40-12 21-21 25-16 3OT 22-20 42-21 29-18 32-20

W L W W W T W W W W W

12-24 322-238

# This unique tie game resulted from scorer’s error which was not discovered until after the teams’ departures. The contest was rescheduled, but never played for unknown reasons. —Leading Scorers— H.C. Thomas (Jr. C-F) 10.8 Arthur Bastin (Jr. G) 4.0 A.P. Shanklin (Sr. F) 3.5 Pat Campbell (Sr. F) 3.2 Goerge Zerfoss (Jr. F) 2.8

1919 (6-8) Coach: Andrew Gill Captain: J.A. Dishman J.13 KENTUCKY WESLEYAN J.18 GEORGETOWN J.25 at Centre J.31 at Cincinnati F.6 at Chattanooga F.7 at Tennessee F.8 at Cumberland F.14 VANDERBILT F.15 at Georgetown F.21 CINCINNATI F.22 at Kentucky Wesleyan F.24 CENTRE F.28 TENNESSEE M.8 MIAMI, OHIO

H.C. Thomas (Sr. F) J.C. Everett (Jr. F) Bob Lavin (Fr. G) Tony Dishman (Sr. G) Ed Parker (Sr. F)

46-5

W 30-32 L 30-38 L 18-28 L 28-25W 22-40 L 22-21 W 26-36 L 18-22 L 34-21 W 18-13 W 10-21 L 30-14 W 14-38 L 346-354

—Leading Scorers— 7.1 6.6 5.0 3.3 3.3

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508-267 William King (Fr. F) Basil Hayden (Jr. F) Paul Adkins (Jr. C) Bob Lavin (Jr. G) Fred Fest (So. C)

—Leading Scorers— 11.4 9.6 6.5 2.5 1.3

1922 (10-6) Coach: George C. Buchheit Captain: R.E. Lavin J.14 GEORGETOWN J.17 at Louisville J.18 at Vanderbilt J.21 LOUISVILLE J.26 MISSISSIPPI STATE J.27 MARSHALL F.4 at Centre F.6 at Georgetown F.8 at Washington & Lee F.9 at VMI F.11 at Georgetown U. F.13 at Virginia F.16 CLEMSON F.20 CENTRE SIAA Tournament (Atlanta, Ga.) F.24 Georgetown F.25 Mercer

Paul Adkins (Sr. C) William King (So. F) Bob Lavin (Sr. F) Basil Hayden (Sr. F) William Poynz (Jr. F)

17-26 L 38-14 W 12-22 L 29-22 W 28-21 W 34-12 W 28-21 W 26-17 W 21-20 W 32-37 23-28 L OT 30-32 38-14 W 40-23 W 41-21 22-35 459-365

L L

W L

—Leading Scorers— 8.8 8.3 5.2 5.0 2.9

1920 (5-7) Coach: George C. Buchheit Captain: J.C. Everett J.17 at Cincinnati J.22 MARYVILLE J.31 GEORGETOWN F.5 TENNESSEE F.7 TENNESSEE F.14 at Centre F.17 at Georgetown F.21 KENTUCKY WESLEYAN F.26 Cumberland F.27 at Tennessee F.28 at Tennessee M.6 at Centre

Basil Hayden (So. F) William Blakely (Sr. G) J.C. Everett (Sr. C) Bob Lavin (So. F) Jim Wilhelm (Jr. F)

11-13 L 27-13W 25-14 W 24-29 L 26-27 L 15-44 L 28-16 W 43-13 W 21-30 L 25-28 L 34-26 W OT 18-20 L 297-273 —Leading Scorers— 10.8 7.0 5.5 4.1 3.6

1921 (13-1) Southern Intercollegiate Champions Coach: George C. Buchheit Captain: Basil Hayden J.12 KENTUCKY WESLEYAN 38-13 W J.15 CUMBERLAND 37-21 W J.18 GEORGETOWN 38-23 W J.21 CHATTANOOGA 42-10 W J.26 at Cincinnati 26-19W J.29 AUBURN 40-25W F.8 at Centre 27-29 L F.15 at Georgetown 56-11 W F.18 CENTRE 20-13 W F.22 VANDERBILT 37-18 W SIAA Tournament (Atlanta, Ga.) F.25 Tulane 50-28 W F.26 Mercer 49-25 W F.28 Mississippi A & M 28-13 W M.1 Georgia (finals) 20-19 W

1923 (3-10) Coach: George C. Buchheit Captain: Fred Fest J.13 at Georgetown J.20 at Tennessee J.22 CHATTANOOGA J.25 ALABAMA J.27 CENTRE F.3 GEORGIA F.5 at Cincinnati F.7 CENTENARY F.10 TENNESSEE F.14 at Centre F.15 CLEMSON F.19 GEORGETOWN F.23 SEWANEE

Carl Riefkin (Jr. F) Fred Fest (Sr. C) William Poynz (Sr. G) Gilbert Smith (Sr. G) W.G. Wilkinson (Sr. F)

24-13 W 26-30 L 25-18 W 35-45 14-21 19-23 24-33 L 21-28 L 23-28 L 10-17 13-30 21-45 L 30-14 W 285-349 —Leading Scorers— 10.2 7.2 3.3 1.5 1.2

1924 (13-3) Coach: G.C. Buchheit Captain: A.T. Rice J.1 VANDERBILT J.8 MEXICO YMCA J.12 at Georgetown J.14 MISSISSIPPI STATE J.15 SEWANEE J.18 at Tennessee J.19 at Chattanooga F.4 WEST VIRGINIA F.9 at Centre F.11 GEORGETOWN F.13 CLEMSON F.14 VIRGINIA F.19 VIRGINIA TECH

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33-13 W 25-14 W 32-24 W 16-17 L 50-15 W 13-20 L 24-23W 24-21 W 27-18 W 39-35 W 38-13 W 29-16 W 36-14 W

L L L

L L

F.21 CENTRE F.23 GEORGIA TECH SIAA Tournament (Atlanta, Ga.) F.29 North Carolina

Jim McFarland (So. F) Will Milward (Jr. C) Lowell Underwood (So. C) Carl Riefkin (Sr. F) Bill King (Sr. F)

38-24 W 33-27 W 20-41 477-335

1924-25 (13-8) 28-23 W 18-20L 11-21 L 20-24 L 26-36L 10-57 L 26-23W 25-17 W 33-26 W 28-22 W 29-19 W 15-24 L 18-16 W 24-28 L 35-22 W 29-22 W 36-21 W 26-21 W 39-10 W

—Leading Scorers— 11.1 7.3 5.6 3.7 2.1

10-48 19-38 22-51 26-30 44-36 24-31 32-48 14-19 16-48 27-25 19-26 34-36 26-44 17-37 22-16 21-30 373-563

L L L L W L L L L W L L L L W L

—Leading Scorers— 6.1 4.4 4.2 3.4 2.5

Coach: John Mauer Captain: Paul Jenkins D.16 CLEMSON D.20 MIAMI, OHIO J.4 BEREA J.9 at Centre J.14 VANDERBILT J.16 at Virginia J.18 at Navy J.19 at Maryland J.28 TENNESSEE F.3 WASHINGTON & LEE F.4 at Indiana F.8 at Vanderbilt F.9 at Tennessee F.11 GEORGIA TECH F.18 CENTRE Southern Conference Tournament (Atlanta, Ga.) F.24 South Carolina F.25 Georgia F.27 Ole Miss

1925-26 (15-3)

Gayle Mohney (Jr. G) Paul Jenkins (So. F) Jim McFarland (Sr. F) Lowell Underwood (Sr. C) Henry Besuden (Sr. C)

1927-28 (12-6)

31-26 W 31-32L 538-510

29-38 L 23-34 L 37-23 W 36-21 W 25-24 W 45-25 W 25-20 W 27-16W 46-19 W 44-34 W 35-26W 51-17 W 22-18W 27-21 W 30-20 W W32-25 39-34 W 26-31 599-446

Paul Jenkins (Jr. F) Edwin Knadler (Sr. F) Van Buren Ropke (Sr. F-C) Frank Phipps (Jr. F) Foster Helm (Sr. C)

—Leading Scorers— 7.1 6.3 6.2 3.7 2.5

Coach: Ray Eklund Captain: Burgess Carey D.19 DePAUW J.5 at Indiana J.9 BEREA J.12 at Georgetown J.16 GEORGIA TECH J.21 CENTRE J.30 GEORGETOWN F.1 ALABAMA F.4 at Centre F.5 WASHINGTON & LEE F.8 AUBURN F.12 at Tennessee F.15 at Georgia F.18 TENNESSEE F.20 VANDERBILT Southern Conference Tournament (Atlanta, Ga.) F.26 VMI F.27 Georgia M.1 Mississippi State

Coach: Basil Hayden Captain: Paul Jenkins D.18 CINCINNATI D.21 INDIANA D.27 at Cincinnati D.31 Princeton J.3 FLORIDA J.10 at Kentucky Wesleyan J.15 VANDERBILT J.21 at Tennessee J.22 at Georgia Tech J.29 CENTRE F.1 at Georgetown F.4 WASHINGTON & LEE F.7 WEST VIRGINIA F.11 OLE MISS F.12 at Centre F.19 TENNESSEE

ALUMNI GYM ERA (1924-50)

Jim McFarland (Jr. F) Lowell Underwood (Jr. F) Will Milward (Sr. C) Foster Helm (So. F) Charles Alberts (Jr. G)

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1926-27 (3-13)

—Leading Scorers— 9.9 5.3 4.9 4.3 2.9

Coach: C.O. Applegran Captain: James McFarland D.13 CINCINNATI D.18 INDIANA D.20 MICHIGAN J.3 at Cincinnati J.5 at Illinois J.6 at Wabash J.9 OLE MISS J.10 GEORGETOWN J.17 at Centre J.30 WASHINGTON & LEE F.2 WEST VIRGINIA F.5 at Alabama F.6 at Georgia Tech F.7 at Georgia F.9 at Tennessee F.12 TULANE F.14 at Georgetown F.18 TENNESSEE F.21 CENTRE Southern Conference Tournament (Atlanta, Ga.) F.27 Mississippi State F.28 Georgia

Irvine Jeffries (Sr. G) Cecil Combs (So. F) Paul McBrayer (So. G-C) Hays Owens (So. F) Paul Jenkins (Sr. F)

33-17 W 31-36 L 37-16 W 36-23 W 43-23 W 31-28 W 26-32 7-37 L 48-18 W 34-28 W 29-48 54-29W 43-16 W 31-35 L 30-20 W 56-40 W 33-16 W 28-41 630-503

—Leading Scorers— 11.5 10.3 5.5 3.8 3.3

1928-29 (12-5)

Coach: John Mauer Captain: Lawrence McGinnis D.15 EASTERN NORMAL D.21 MIAMI, OHIO J.4 NORTH CAROLINA J.12 at Notre Dame J.16 at Georgia Tech J.17 at Tennessee J.19 TENNESSEE J.26 ALABAMA F.1 at Mississippi State F.2 1 Mississippi State F.3 at Tulane F.8 WASHINGTON & LEE F.13 CENTRE F.22 OLE MISS F.23 OLE MISS Southern Conference Tournament (Atlanta, Ga.)

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35-10 3OT 43-42 15-26 19-16 19-33 35-29 27-22 26-27 OT 25-23 32-14 22-34 31-30 47-11 35-30 32-24

W W L W L W W L W W L W W W W

K M.1 M.2

Tulane Georgia

M 29-15 W 24-26L 496-411

1929-30 (16-3) Coach: John Mauer Captain: Paul McBrayer D.14 GEORGETOWN 46-9 W D.20 MIAMI, OHIO 35-20 W D.31 BEREA 29-26 W J.3 CLEMSON 31-15W J.10 CREIGHTON 27-28 L J.11 CREIGHTON 25-21 W J.18 TENNESSEE 23-20 W J.24 MISSISSIPPI STATE 38-17 W J.25 MISSISSIPPI STATE 20-14 W J.31 at Tennessee OT 24-29L F.1 at Georgia OT 22-21 W F.3 at Clemson 34-20 W F.8 GEORGIA TECH 39-19 W F.14 GEORGIA 36-23W F.18 KENTUCKY WESLEYAN 32-20 W F.22 WASHINGTON & LEE OT 28-26 W Southern Conference Tournament (Atlanta, Ga.) F.28 Maryland 26-21W M.1 Sewanee 44-22W M.3 Duke 32-37 L 591-408 —Leading Scorers— Cecil Combs (Sr. F) 6.6 Carey Spicer (Jr. F) 6.5 Stan Milward (Sr. C) 5.9 Louis McGinnis (So. F) 5.4 Paul McBrayer (Sr. G) 4.8

ADOLPH RUPP ERA (1930-71) 1930-31 (15-3)

Carey Spicer (Sr. F) Louis McGinnis(Sr. F) George Yates (Jr. C) Aggie Sale (So. C-F) Jake Bronston (Jr. G)

67-19 W 42-26 W 41-25 W 33-21W 31-23 W 55-18 W 42-37W OT 36-32 W 23-18 W 38-34 W 16-25 L 26-29 L 35-16 W 43-23 W

—Leading Scorers— 10.6 9.6 7.0 5.6 3.9

33-28 35-30 W 56-35 W 27-29 L 679-469

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1931-32 (15-2)

1 Municipal Auditorium (Jackson, Miss.) —Leading Scorers— Stan Milward (So. C) 6.8 Louis McGinnis (So. F) 5.8 Cecil Combs (Jr. G) 5.8 Carey Spicer (So. F) 5.7 Paul McBrayer (Jr. G) 2.9

Coach: Adolph Rupp Captain: Carey Spicer D.18 GEORGETOWN D.27 MARSHALL D.31 BEREA J.3 CLEMSON J.10 TENNESSEE J.16 CHATTANOOGA J.21 at Vanderbilt J.31 at Tennessee F.6 WASHINGTON & LEE F.9 GEORGIA TECH F.13 at Georgia F.14 at Clemson F.16 at Georgia Tech F.20 VANDERBILT Southern Conference Tournament (Atlanta, Ga.) F.27 North Carolina State F.28 Duke M.2 Florida M.3 Maryland

Coach: Adolph Rupp Captain: Ellis Johnson D.15 GEORGETOWN D.18 CARNEGIE TECH D.23 BEREA D.30 MARSHALL J.2 CLEMSON J.14 at Clemson J.15 at Sewanee J.16 at Tennessee J.21 CHATTANOOGA J.30 WASHINGTON & LEE F.3 at Vanderbilt F.6 DUKE F.8 ALABAMA F.13 TENNESSEE F.20 VANDERBILT Southern Conference Tournament (Atlanta, Ga.) F.26 Tulane F.27 North Carolina

Aggie Sale (Jr. F) John DeMoisey (So. C-F) Darrell Darby (Jr. F) Howard Kreuter (Jr. F) Ellis Johnson (Jr. G)

66-24 W 36-34 W 52-27 W 46-16 W 43-24 W 30-17 W 30-20 W 29-28 W 51-17 W 48-28 W 61-37W 37-30 W 50-22 W 41-27 W 31-32 L 50-30 W 42-43 743-456

—Leading Scorers— 13.6 10.0 8.4 3.9 3.6

1932-33 (21-3, 8-0 SEC) SEC Champions; SEC Tournament Champions Coach: Adolph Rupp Captain: Forest Sale D.9 ALUMNI D.12 GEORGETOWN D.17 1 Marshall D.20 TULANE D.21 TULANE D.30 at Chicago J.2 OHIO STATE J.6 at Creighton J.7 at Creighton J.10 SOUTH CAROLINA J.14 at Tennessee J.16 CLEMSON J.28 TENNESSEE J.31 at Vanderbilt F.1 at Clemson F.2 at South Carolina F.6 MEXICO F.11 GEORGIA TECH F.13 2 Alabama F.18 VANDERBILT SEC Tournament (Atlanta, Ga.) F.24 3 Ole Miss F.25 3 Florida F.27 3 LSU F.28 3 Mississippi State

52-17 W 62-21 W 57-23 W 53-17 W 42-11 W 58-26 W 30-46 L 32-26 W 22-34 44-36 W 42-21 W 67-18 W 44-23 W 40-29W 42-32 W 38-44 L 81-22 W 45-22 W 35-31 W 45-28 W 49-31 W 48-24 W 51-38 46-27 W 1125-647

1 Ashland High School Gymnasium (Ashland, Ky.) 2 Birmingham Athletic Club (Birmingham, Ala.) 3 Atlanta Memorial Auditorium (Atlanta, Ga.) —Leading Scorers— Aggie Sale (Sr. C-F) 13.8 John DeMoisey (Jr. C-F) 12.0 Bill Davis (Jr. G) 7.0 Darrell Darby (Sr. F) 4.0 Ellis Johnson (Sr. G) 3.8

1933-34 (16-1, 11-0 SEC) Coach: Adolph Rupp Captain: John DeMoisey D.5 ALUMNI D.9 GEORGETOWN D.14 MARSHALL D.16 CINCINNATI

231

53-20 W 41-12 W 48-26 W 31-25 W

D.21 * at Tulane D.22 * at Tulane J.12 * at Sewanee J.13 * at Tennessee J.19 CHATTANOOGA J.27 * TENNESSEE F.1 1* Alabama F.2 * at Vanderbilt F.8 * ALABAMA F.10 * GEORGIA TECH F.15 * SEWANEE F.17 * VANDERBILT SEC Tournament (Atlanta, Ga.) F.24 2 Florida

M 32-22 W 42-29 W 55-16 W 44-23 W 47-20 W 53-26 W 33-28 W 48-26W 26-21W 49-25 W 60-15 W 47-27 W 32-38 L 741-399

1 Birmingham Athletic Club (Birmingham, Ala.) 2 Atlanta Memorial Auditorium (Atlanta, Ga.) —Leading Scorers— John “Frenchy” DeMoisey (Sr. C) 12.5 Bill Davis (Sr. G) 8.3 Dave Lawrence (Jr. F) 7.9 Garland Lewis (So. C) 4.9 Jack Tucker (Jr. F) 3.0

55-8W 81-12 W 38-9W 52-12 W 42-16W 22-23 L 66-19 W 63-22 W 55-12 W 48-21 W 33-26 W 58-22W 40-27 W 57-30 W 25-16W 26-32 L 38-36 W 63-42 W 24-13 W 53-19 W 46-29 W 985-446

1 Birmingham Athletic Club (Birmingham, Ala.) —Leading Scorers— Leroy Edwards (So. C) 16.3 Dave Lawrence (Jr. F) 9.1 Garland Lewis (Jr. C-F) 5.8 Jack Tucker (Sr. F) 3.7 Warfield Donohue (So. G) 3.5

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F.21 CREIGHTON F.22 CREIGHTON F.24 *VANDERBILT SEC Tournament (Knoxville, Tenn.) F.28 1 Mississippi State F.29 1 at Tennessee

68-38 W 29-31 61-41 W

41-39 W 28-39 813-587

1 Alumni Memorial Gymnasium (Knoxville, ,Tenn.) —Leading Scorers— Ralph Carlisle (So. F) 11.5 Joe Hagan (So. F) 8.0 Garland Lewis (Sr. C) 7.5 Warfield Donohue (Jr. G) 3.0 J. Rice Walker (So. C-F) 2.4

SEC Champions; SEC Tournament Champions Coach: Adolph Rupp Captain: Warfield Donohue D.9 GEORGETOWN 46-21 W D.12 BEREA 70-26 W D.15 at Xavier OT 34-28 D.21 CENTENARY 37-19 W J.2 MICHIGAN STATE 28-21 W J.5 1 Notre Dame 28-41 J.8 CREIGHTON 59-36 W J.14 at Michigan State 23-24 L J.16 2 Akron 32-22 W J.23 * TENNESSEE 43-26 W J.30 * at Vanderbilt 41-26W F.1 3* Alabama 38-27 W F.3 * at Tulane 28-35 F.4 * at Tulane 28-25 W F.8 MEXICO 58-30 W F.10 * ALABAMA 31-34 F.13 * at Tennessee 24-26 L F.20 * VANDERBILT 51-19 W F.22 XAVIER 23-15 W SEC Tournament (Knoxville, Tenn.) F.26 4 LSU 57-37 F.27 4 Georgia Tech 40-30 W M.1 4 at Tennessee 39-25 W 858-593 1 Jefferson County Armory (Louisville, Ky.) 2 Schmidt Fieldhouse (Cincinnati, Ohio) 3 Birmingham Athletic Club (Birmingham, Ala.) 4 Alumni Memorial Gymnasium (Knoxville, ,Tenn.) —Leading Scorers— Ralph Carlisle (Jr. F) 9.9 Joe Hagan (Jr. F) 7.3 Homer Thompson (So. C) 4.9 Walter Hodge (Sr. G) 3.7 Bernie Opper (So. G) 3.5

1937-38 (13-5, 6-0 SEC)

1935-36 (15-6, 6-2 SEC) Coach: Adolph Rupp Captain: Milerd Anderson D.6 GEORGETOWN D.17 BEREA D.23 PITTSBURGH J.8 at New York U. J.14 at Xavier J.17 * TULANE J.18 * TULANE J.21 MICHIGAN STATE J.25 * TENNESSEE F.1 * at Vanderbilt F.3 * at Alabama F.7 * ALABAMA F.10 at Notre Dame F.11 at Butler F.15 * at Tennessee F.18 XAVIER

1936-37 (17-5, 5-3 SEC)

1934-35 (19-2, 11-0 SEC) SEC Co-Champions Coach: Adolph Rupp Captain: Dave Lawrence and Jack Tucker D.10 ALUMNI D.13 OGLETHORPE D.21 * at Tulane D.22 * at Tulane J.2 CHICAGO J.5 at New York U. J.14 CHATTANOOGA J.18 * TULANE J.19 * TULANE J.26 * TENNESSEE F.1 1* Alabama F.2 * at Vanderbilt F.5 at Xavier F.9 * GEORGIA TECH F.11 * ALABAMA F.13 at Michigan State F.16 * at Tennessee F.22 CREIGHTON F.23 CREIGHTON M.2 * VANDERBILT M.7 XAVIER

42-17 W 58-30 W 35-17 W 28-41 L 36-32 W 49-24 W 39-21W 27-19 W 40-31 W 24-33 L 32-30 W 40-34W 20-41 L 39-28 W 28-39 L 49-40 W

Coach: Adolph Rupp Captain: J. Rice Walker D.15 BEREA D.18 CINCINNATI D.22 CENTENARY D.29 1 Pittsburgh J.8 at Michigan State J.10 at Detroit J.15 at Notre Dame J.22 * TENNESSEE J.29 * at Vanderbilt J.31 2* Alabama F.5 at Xavier F.7 MICHIGAN STATE F.12 * ALABAMA F.14 MARQUETTE F.17 XAVIER F.21 * VANDERBILT F.26 * at Tennessee SEC Tournament (Baton Rouge, La.) M.3 3 Tulane

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69-35 W 38-21 W 35-25 W 40-29 W 38-43 L 26-34 37-47 L 52-27 W 42-19W 57-31 W 32-39 44-27 W 28-21 W 35-33 W 45-29 W 48-24 W 29-26 W 36-38 731-512

1 Sugar Bowl Classic (Municipal Auditorium, New Orleans, La.) 2 Birmingham City Auditorium (Birmingham, Ala.) 3 Huey Long Fieldhouse (Baton Rouge, La.) —Leading Scorers— Joe Hagan (Sr. F) 10.1 Fred Curtis (Jr. F) 6.3 Bernie Opper (Jr. G) 5.6 Homer Thompson (Jr. C) 4.9 Mickey Rouse (So. G) 4.4

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4 Alumni Memorial Gymnasium (Knoxville, ,Tenn.) —Leading Scorers— 8.3 7.2 7.2 5.4 3.9 3.9

Mickey Rouse (Sr. G) Keith Farnsley (Jr. F) Marion Cluggish (Sr. C) Lee Huber (Jr. G) Jim King (So. C) Carl Combs (Jr. G)

1940-41 (17-8, 8-1 SEC) 1938-39 (16-4, 5-2 SEC) SEC Champions; SEC Tournament Champions Coach: Adolph Rupp Captain: Bernard Opper D.2 GEORGETOWN 39-19 W D.10 KENTUCKY WESLEYAN 57-18 W D.17 CINCINNATI 44-27 W D.21 WASHINGTON & LEE 67-47 W J.4 at Long Island 34-52 L J.6 at St. Joseph’s 41-30 W J.14 1 Notre Dame 37-42 L J.21 * TENNESSEE 29-30 L J.28 2* Alabama 38-41 L J.30 * at Vanderbilt 51-37W F.4 Marquette 37-31W F.8 at Xavier 41-31 W F.11 * ALABAMA 45-27W F.13 * MISSISSIPPI STATE 39-28 W F.18 * at Tennessee 2OT 36-34 W F.21 XAVIER 43-23 W F.25 * VANDERBILT 52-27 W SEC Tournament (Knoxville, Tenn.) M.2 3 Ole Miss 49-30 W M.3 3 LSU W53-34 M.4 3 at Tennessee 46-38 W 878-646 1 Jefferson County Armory (Louisville, Ky.) 2 Birmingham City Auditorium (Birmingham, Ala.) 3 Alumni Memorial Gymnasium (Knoxville, ,Tenn.) —Leading Scorers— Fred Curtis (Sr. F) 9.2 Homer Thompson (Sr. C) 6.7 Keith Farnsley (So. F) 6.4 Mickey Rouse (Jr. G) 5.4 Marion Cluggish (Jr. C) 5.3

1939-40 (15-6, 4-4 SEC) SEC Champions; SEC Tournament Champions; Sugar Bowl Champions Coach: Adolph Rupp Captain: Layton Rouse D.9 BEREA 74-24 W D.16 CINCINNATI 30-39 L D.21 1 Clemson 55-31 W D.27 2 Ohio State 36-30W J.1 KANSAS STATE 53-26 W J.6 at Xavier OT W42-41 J.8 WEST VIRGINIA 47-38 W J.13 at Notre Dame 47-52 L J.20 * TENNESSEE 35-26 W J.27 3* Alabama 32-36L J.29 * at Vanderbilt 32-40 L F.3 Marquette 51-45W F.10 * ALABAMA 46-18W F.12 XAVIER 37-29 W F.13 * MISSISSIPPI STATE 45-37 W F.17 * at Tennessee 23-27 L F.19 * at Georgia Tech 39-44 L F.24 * VANDERBILT 43-38 W SEC Tournament (Knoxville, Tenn.) F.29 4 Vanderbilt 44-34W M.1 4 at Tennessee OT 30-29 W M.2 4 Georgia 51-43 W 892-724 1 American Enka Gymnasium (Asheville, N.C.) 2 Sugar Bowl Classic (Municipal Auditorium, New Orleans, La.) 3 Birmingham City Auditorium (Birmingham, Ala.)

Coach: Adolph Rupp Captain: Lee Huber D.7 ALUMNI D.12 WEST VIRGINIA D.13 MARYVILLE D.18 at Nebraska D.19 at Creighton D.20 at Kansas State D.27 CENTENARY D.30 1 Indiana J.4 2 Notre Dame J.9 at Xavier J.11 at West Virginia J.18 * at Tennessee J.20 * at Georgia Tech J.25 XAVIER F.1 * at Vanderbilt F.3 * at Alabama F.8 * ALABAMA F.10 * OLE MISS F.15 * TENNESSEE F.17 * GEORGIA TECH F.24 * VANDERBILT SEC Tournament (Louisville, Ky.) F.27 2 Ole Miss F.28 2 Tulane M.1 2 Alabama M.1 2 Tennessee

62-25 W 46-34 W 53-14W 39-40 45-54 28-25 W 70-18 W 45-48 47-48 48-43 W 43-56 L 22-32 L 47-37 W 44-49 51-50W 38-36 W 46-38 W 60-41 W 37-28 W 60-41 W 58-31 W

62-52 W 59-30 W 39-37 W 33-36 1182-943 1 Sugar Bowl Classic (Municipal Auditorium, New Orleans, La.) 2 Jefferson County Armory (Louisville, Ky.) —Leading Scorers— Jim King (Jr. C) 6.0 Lee Huber (Sr. G) 5.9 Keith Farnsley (Sr. F) 5.8 Mel Brewer (So. C) 5.1 Milt Ticco (So. C-F) 4.8

L L

1941-42 (19-6, 6-2 SEC) NCAA Final Four; SEC Champions; SEC Tournament Champions Coach: Adolph Rupp Captain: Carl Staker D.6 MIAMI, OHIO 35-21 W D.13 at Ohio State 41-43 L D.16 NEBRASKA 42-27 W D.22 SOUTH CAROLINA 64-25 W D.30 TEXAS A&M 49-29 W J.2 WASHINGTON & LEE 62-32 W J.10 at Xavier 40-39 W J.17 * at Tennessee 40-46 L J.19 * at Georgia 51-26 W J.20 * at Georgia Tech 63-53 W J.24 MEXICO 56-26 W J.31 * GEORGIA 55-38 W F.2 * at Alabama 35-41 F.7 at Notre Dame 43-46 L F.9 * ALABAMA 50-34 W F.14 * TENNESSEE 36-33 W F.16 * GEORGIA TECH 57-51 W F.21 XAVIER 44-36 W SEC Tournament (Louisville) F.26 Florida 42-36 W F.27 Ole Miss 59-32 W F.28 Auburn 40-31 W F.28 Alabama (finals) 36-34 W Postseason Game (Louisville) M.14 Great Lakes Navy 47-58 L

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NCAA Tournament (New Orleans, La.) M.20 Illinois M.21 Dartmouth

Marvin Akers (Jr. G) Mel Brewer (Jr. C) Milt Ticco (Jr, F) Ermal Allen (Sr. F) Ken England (Jr. G)

46-44 W 28-47 L 1161-928

—Leading Scorers— 12.1 8.4 7.0 6.2 4.2

SEC Champions; SEC Tournament Champions Coach: Adolph Rupp D.2 FORT KNOX 56-23 W D.4 BEREA 56-32 W D.9 CINCINNATI 66-24 W D.16 1 Indiana 61-43 W D.23 OHIO STATE OT 53-48 W D.26 2 Wyoming 50-46 W D.30 at Temple 45-44 W J.1 at Long Island OT 62-52 W J.6 OHIO 59-46 W J.8 ARKANSAS STATE 75-6 W J.13 MICHIGAN STATE 66-35 W J.20 * at Tennessee 34-35 L J.22 * at Georgia Tech 64-58 W J.27 1 Notre Dame OT 58-59 J.29 * GEORGIA 73-37 W F.3 * GEORGIA TECH 51-32 W F.5 at Michigan State 50-66 L F.17 * TENNESSEE 40-34 W F.19 at Ohio 61-38 W F.24 at Cincinnati 65-35W SEC Tournament (Louisville, Ky.) M.1 1 Florida 57-35 W M.2 1 LSU 68-37 M.3 1 Alabama 52-41 W M.3 1 Tennessee 39-35 W NCAA Tournament (New York, N.Y.) M.22 3 Ohio State 37-45 M.24 3 Tufts (consolation) 66-56 W 1464-1042 1 Jefferson County Armory (Louisville, Ky.) 2 Buffalo Memorial Auditorium (Buffalo, N.Y.) 3 Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.) —Leading Scorers— Alex Groza (Fr. C) 16.5 Jack Tingle (So. F) 11.5 Jack Parkinson (So. G) 10.4 Wilbur Schu (Jr. F) 8.0 Kenton Campbell (Fr. C) 6.3

61-39 W 45-38W 52-58L 40-45 L 64-30 W 43-38 W 30-28 W 60-28W 38-36 W 60-55 W 39-38 W 32-41 L 54-43W 67-41W 48-36 W 53-29 W 58-31 W 44-53 L 48-31 W 59-30 W 52-43 W 30-33 L 39-53 1116-897

1 Jefferson County Armory (Louisville, Ky.) —Leading Scorers— Milt Ticco (Sr. F) 10.1 Mel Brewer (Sr. C) 8.3 Marvin Akers (Sr. G) 7.1 Mulford Davis (So. F) 7.1 Kenny Rollins (So. G) 5.3

1943-44 (19-2)

1 Jefferson County Armory (Louisville, Ky.) 2 Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.)

1944-45 (22-4, 4-1 SEC)

1942-43 (17-6, 8-1 SEC)

SEC Champions; SEC Tournament Champions Coach: Adolph Rupp D.1 FORT KNOX D.4 BEREA (Naval V-12) D.11 1 Indiana D.13 at Ohio State D.18 CINCINNATI D.20 at Illinois D.28 2 Carnegie Tech D.30 at St. John’s J.8 1 Notre Dame J.15 WRIGHT FIELD J.31 FORT KNOX A.R.C. F.4 DePAUW F.7 ILLINOIS F.12 at Cincinnati F.26 OHIO SEC Tournament (Louisville, Ky.) M.2 1 Georgia M.3 1 LSU M.4 1 Tulane NIT (New York, N.Y.) M.20 2 Utah M.22 2 St. John’s M.24 2 Oklahoma State (cons.)

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Bob Brannum (Fr. C) Jack Tingle (Fr. F) Jack Parkinson (Fr. G) Wilbur Schu (So. G) Tom Moseley (So. G)

—Leading Scorers— 7.6 7.0 5.8 4.9 4.9

Coach: Adolph Rupp Co-Captains: Marvin Akers and Melvin Brewer D.12 CINCINNATI D.19 WASHINGTON D.23 1 Indiana J.2 OHIO STATE J.4 FORT KNOX J.9 at Xavier J.16 * at Tennessee J.18 * at Georgia J.19 * at Georgia Tech J.23 1 Notre Dame J.26 * VANDERBILT J.30 * at Alabama F.1 * at Vanderbilt F.6 * ALABAMA F.8 XAVIER F.13 * TENNESSEE F.15 * GEORGIA TECH F.20 at DePaul SEC Tournament (Louisville, Ky.) F.25 1 Tulane F.26 1 Georgia F.27 1 Mississippi State F.27 1 Tennessee Postseason Game (Louisville, Ky.) M.6 1 Great Lakes Navy

1945-46 (28-2, 6-0 SEC) 51-18 W 54-40 W 66-41 W 40-28 W 58-30 W 41-43L 61-14 W 44-38 W 55-54 W 61-28 W 76-48 W 38-35W 51-40 W 38-34W 51-35 W 57-29 W W55-28 62-46 W W 46-38 45-48 L 45-29 1095-724

NIT Champions; SEC Champions; SEC Tournament Champions Coach: Adolph Rupp Captain: Jack Parkinson D.1 FORT KNOX 59-34 W D.7 WESTERN ONTARIO 51-42 W D.8 WESTERN ONTARIO 71-28 W D.15 CINCINNATI 67-31 W D.18 ARKANSAS 67-42 W D.21 OKLAHOMA 43-33 W D.29 at St. John’s 73-59 W J.1 at Temple 45-53 J.5 OHIO 57-48 W J.7 FORT BENNING 81-25 W J.12 at Michigan State 55-44 W J.14 at Xavier 62-36 W J.19 * at Tennessee 50-32 W J.21 * at Georgia Tech 68-43 W J.26 1 Notre Dame 47-56 J.28 * GEORGIA TECH 54-26 W F.5 MICHIGAN STATE 59-51 W F.4 * at Vanderbilt 59-37W F.9 2* Vanderbilt 64-31 W F.16 * TENNESSEE 54-34 W F.19 at Ohio 60-52 W F.23 XAVIER 83-40 W SEC Tournament (Louisville, Ky.) F.28 1 Auburn 69-24 W M.1 1 Florida 69-32 W

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M.2 1 Alabama M.2 1 LSU Postseason Game (Louisville, Ky.) M.9 1 Temple NIT (New York, N.Y.) M.16 3 Arizona M.18 3 West Virginia M.20 3 Rhode Island (finals)

M 59-30 W W59-36 54-43 W

77-53 W 59-51 W 46-45 W 1821-1194

1 Jefferson County Armory (Louisville, Ky.) 2 Paducah Tilghman Gym (Paducah, Ky.) 3 Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.) —Leading Scorers— Jack Parkinson (6-0 Jr. G) 11.3 Wallace Jones (6-4 Fr. F) 9.7 Ralph Beard (5-10 Fr. G) 9.3 Jack Tingle (6-3 Jr. F) 9.2 Wilbur Schu (6-4 Sr. F) 7.7

1946-47 (34-3, 11-0 SEC) SEC Champions; SEC Tournament Champions Coach: Adolph Rupp Captain: Ken Rollins N.28 INDIANA CENTRAL N.30 * TULANE D.2 FORT KNOX D.7 at Cincinnati D.9 IDAHO D.12 1 DePaul D.14 TEXAS A&M D.16 MIAMI, OHIO D.21 2 St. John’s D.23 BAYLOR D.28 WABASH D.30 3 Oklahoma State J.4 OHIO J.11 Dayton U. J.13 * at Vanderbilt J.18 * at Tennessee J.20 * at Georgia Tech J.21 * at Georgia J.25 XAVIER J.27 MICHIGAN STATE F.1 1 Notre Dame F.3 * at Alabama F.8 at DePaul F.10 * GEORGIA F.15 * TENNESSEE F.17 * ALABAMA F.19 at Xavier F.21 * VANDERBILT F.22 * GEORGIA TECH SEC Tournament (Louisville, Ky.) F.27 1 Vanderbilt F.28 1 Auburn M.1 1 Georgia Tech M.1 1 Tulane Postseason Game (Louisville, Ky.) M.8 1 Temple NIT (New York, N.Y.) M.17 2 Long Island M.19 2 North Carolina State M.24 2 Utah

78-36 W 64-35 W 68-31 W 80-49W 65-35 W 65-45 W 83-18 W 62-49 W 70-50W 75-34 W 96-24W 31-37 L 46-36 W 70-29W 82-30W 54-39 W 70-47 W 84-45W 71-34 W 86-36 W 60-30 W 48-37 W 47-53 L 81-40W 61-46 W 63-33W 58-31 W 84-41 W 83-46 W 98-29W 84-18 W 75-53 W 55-38 W 68-29 W 66-62 W 60-42 W 45-49 L 2536-1416

1 Jefferson County Armory (Louisville, Ky.) 2 Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.) 3 Sugar Bowl Classic (Muncipal Auditorium, New Orleans, La.) —Leading Scorers— Ralph Beard (5-10 So. G) 10.9 Alex Groza (6-7 So. C-F) 10.6 Kenneth Rollins (6-0 Jr. G) 8.4 Joe Holland (6-4 Sr. F) 6.2 Wallace Jones (6-4 So. C) 5.9

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1947-48 (36-3, 9-0 SEC) World Champions (Olympic Games); National Champions; SEC Champions; SEC Tournament Champions; World Champions (Olympic Games); National Champions; SEC Champions; SEC Tournament Champions Coach: Adolph Rupp Captain: Kenneth Rollins N.29 INDIANA CENTRAL 80-41 W D.1 FORT KNOX 80-41 W D.5 TULSA 72-18 W D.6 TULSA 71-22 W D.10 1 DePaul 74-50 W D.13 at Cincinnati 67-31W D.17 XAVIER 79-37 W D.20 at Temple 59-60 L D.23 at St. John’s 52-40 W J.2 1 Creighton 65-23 W J.3 WESTERN ONTARIO 98-41 W J.5 at Miami, Ohio 67-53 W J.10 at Michigan State 47-45 W J.12 at Ohio 79-57 W J.17 * at Tennessee 65-54 W J.19 * at Georgia Tech 71-56 W J.20 * at Georgia 88-51 W J.24 CINCINNATI 70-43 W J.31 at DePaul 68-51 W F.2 at Notre Dame 55-64 L F.5 * at Alabama 41-31 W F.7 2 Washington, St. Louis 69-39 W F.9 * at Vanderbilt 82-51W F.14 * TENNESSEE 69-42 W F.16 * ALABAMA 63-33 W F.20 * VANDERBILT 79-43 W F.21 * GEORGIA TECH 78-54 W F.24 1 Temple 58-38 W F.28 at Xavier 59-37 W SEC Tournament (Louisville, Ky.) M.4 1 Florida 87-31 W M.5 1 LSU 63-47 W M.6 1 Tennessee 70-47 W M.6 1 Georgia Tech (finals) 54-43 W NCAA Tournament (New York, N.Y.) M.18 3 Columbia 76-53 W M.20 3 Holy Cross 60-52 W M.23 3 Baylor 58-42 W Olympic Trials (New York, N.Y.) M.27 Louisville 91-57 W M.29 Baylor 77-59 W (Championship Collegiate Bracket) M.31 PHILLIPS OILERS (AAU CHAMPS) 49-53 L 2690-1730 1 Jefferson County Armory (Louisville, Ky.) 2 Ellis Auditorium (Memphis, Tenn.) 3 Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.) Olympic Team Exhibition Games UK vs. Phillips Oilers Jun30at Tulsa, Okla. 52-60 L Jul2 at Kansas City, Mo. 2OT 70-69 W Jul7 at Lexington, Ky. 50-56 L Olympic Games (London, England) Jul30 Switzerland 86-21 W Aug2 Czechoslovokia 53-28 W Aug3 Argentina 59-57 W Aug4 Egypt 66-28 W Aug6 Peru 61-33 W Aug9 Uruguay 63-28 W Aug11 Mexico 71-40 W Aug13 France (Gold Medal game) 65-21 W World Champions —Leading Scorers— Alex Groza (6-7 Jr. C)12.5 (488 TP in 39 games) Ralph Beard (5-10 Jr. G) 12.5 Wallace Jones (6-4 Jr. C-F) 9.3 James Line (6-2 So. F) 6.9 Kenneth Rollins (6-0 Sr. G) 6.6

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1948-49 (32-2, 13-0 SEC) National Champions; SEC Champions; SEC Tournament Champions; Ranked 1st AP; Loser NIT in attempted “Grand Slam” Coach: Adolph Rupp N.29 INDIANA CENTRAL 74-38 W D.8 1 DePaul 67-36 W D.10 TULSA 81-27 W D.13 ARKANSAS 76-39 W D.16 at Holy Cross 51-48 W D.18 at St. John’s 57-30 W D.22 1* Tulane 51-47 W D.29 2 Tulane 78-47 W D.30 2 Saint Louis 40-42 L J.11 3 Bowling Green 63-61 W J.15 * at Tennessee 66-51 W J.17 * at Georgia Tech 56-45 W J.22 at DePaul 2/NR 56-45 W J.29 1 Notre Dame 2/NR 62-38 W J.31 * at Vanderbilt 2/NR 72-50 W F.2 * at Alabama 1/NR 56-40 W F.3 4* Ole Miss 1/NR 75-45 W F.5 5 Bradley 1/18 62-52 W F.8 * TENNESSEE 1/NR 71-56 W F.12 XAVIER 1/NR 96-50 W F.14 * ALABAMA 1/NR 74-32 W F.16 * OLE MISS 1/NR 85-31 W F.19 * GEORGIA TECH 1/NR 78-32 W F.21 * GEORGIA 1/NR 95-40 W F.24 at Xavier 1/NR 51-40 W F.26 * VANDERBILT 1/NR 70-37 W SEC Tournament (Louisville, Ky.) M.3 1 Florida 1/NR 73-36 W M.4 1 Auburn 1/NR 70-39 W M.5 1 Tennessee 1/NR 83-44 W M.5 1 Tulane 1/7 68-52 W NIT (New York, N.Y.) M.14 6 Loyola, Chicago 1/16 56-67 L NCAA Eastern Regional (New York, N.Y.) M.21 6 Villanova 1/5 85-72 W M.22 6 Illinois 1/4 76-47 W NCAA Finals (Seattle, Wash.) M.26 7 Oklahoma State 1/2 46-36 W 2320-1492 1 Jefferson County Armory (Louisville, Ky.) 2 Sugar Bowl Classic (Muncipal Auditorium, New Orleans, La.) 3 Cleveland Arena (Cleveland, Ohio) 4 Ellis Auditorium (Memphis, Tenn.) 5 Owensboro Sportscenter (Owensboro, Ky.) 6 Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.) 7 Edmundson Pavilion (Seattle, Wash.) —Leading Scorers— Alex Groza (6-7 Sr. C) 20.5 Ralph Beard (5-10 Sr. G) 10.8 Wallace Jones (6-4 Sr. F-C) 8.6 Cliff Barker (6-2 Sr. G-F) 7.3 Dale Barnstable (6-3 Jr. F-G) 6.1

1949-50 (25-5, 11-2 SEC) SEC Champions; SEC Tournament Champions; Sugar Bowl Champions; Ranked 3rd AP Coach: Adolph Rupp Captain: Dale Barnstable D.3 INDIANA CENTRAL 84-61 W D.10 WESTERN ONTARIO 90-18 W D.15 at St. John’s 58-69 L D.21 1 DePaul 49-47 W D.23 at Purdue 60-54W D.29 2 Villanova OT W 57-56 D.30 2 Bradley (finals) 71-66 W J.2 3 Arkansas 57-53W J.4 4* Mississippi State 87-55 W J.9 NORTH CAROLINA 2/NR 83-44 W J.14 * at Tennessee 2/NR 53-66 L J.16 * at Georgia Tech 2/NR 61-47 W J.17 * at Georgia 5/NR 60-71 L J.21 at DePaul 5/NR 86-53 W

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J.23 at Notre Dame J.26 at Xavier J.28 * GEORGIA J.30 * at Vanderbilt F.2 * at Alabama F.4 5* Ole Miss F.11 * TENNESSEE F.13 * ALABAMA F.15 * OLE MISS F.18 * GEORGIA TECH F.23 XAVIER F.25 * VANDERBILT SEC Tournament (Louisville, Ky.) M.3 1 Mississippi State M.4 1 Georgia M.4 1 Tennessee NIT (New York, N.Y.) M.14 6 CCNY

5/NR 4/NR 4/NR 4/NR 6/NR 6/NR 7/NR 7/NR 5/NR 5/NR 5/NR 5/NR

51-64 58-47 88-56 58-54 66-64 61-55 79-52 77-57 90-50 97-62 58-53 70-66

W W W W W W W W W W W

4/NR 4/NR 4/NR

56-46 79-63 95-58

W W W

3/NR 50-89 2089-1696 1 Jefferson County Armory (Louisville, Ky.) 2 Sugar Bowl Classic (Muncipal Auditorium, New Orleans, La.) 3 Little Rock, Ark. 4 Owensboro Sportscenter (Owensboro, Ky.) 5 Ellis Auditorium (Memphis, Tenn.) 6 Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.) —Leading Scorers— Bill Spivey (7-0 So. C) 19.3 Jim Line (6-2 Sr. F) 13.1 Walt Hirsch (6-4 Jr. F) 9.9 Bobby Watson (5-10 So. G) 7.5 Dale Barnstable (6-3 Sr. G) 5.9

MEMORIAL COLISEUM ERA (1950-1975) 1950-51 (32-2, 14-0 SEC) National Champions; SEC Champions; Ranked 1st AP, 1st UPI Coach: Adolph Rupp Captain: Walt Hirsch D.1 WEST TEXAS STATE 73-43 W D.9 PURDUE 70-52 W D.12 at Xavier 67-56 W D.14 * FLORIDA 85-37 W D.16 KANSAS 68-39 W D.23 at St. John’s 1/13 43-37 W D.29 1 Saint Louis 1/NR OT 42-43 L D.30 1 Syracuse 1/NR 69-59 W J.5 * AUBURN 3/NR 79-35 W J.8 DePAUL 3/NR 63-55 W J.13 * ALABAMA 3/NR 65-48 W J.15 NOTRE DAME 3/NR 69-44 W J.20 * at Tennessee 2/NR 70-45 W J.22 * at Georgia Tech 2/NR 82-61 W J.27 * at Vanderbilt 1/NR 74-49 W J.29 * at Tulane 1/NR 104-68 W J.31 * at LSU 1/NR 81-59 W F.2 * at Mississippi State 1/NR 80-60 W F.3 2* Ole Miss 1/NR 86-39 W F.9 * GEORGIA TECH 1/NR 75-42 W F.13 XAVIER 1/NR 78-51 W F.17 * TENNESSEE 1/NR 86-61 W F.19 at DePaul 1/NR 60-57 W F.23 * GEORGIA 1/NR 88-41 W F.24 * VANDERBILT 1/NR 89-57 W SEC Tournament (Louisville, Ky.) M.1 3 Mississippi State 1/NR 92-70 W M.2 3 Auburn 1/NR 84-54 W M.3 3 Georgia Tech 1/NR 82-56 W M.3 3 Vanderbilt 1/NR 57-61 L M.13 LOYOLA, CHICAGO 1/NR 97-61 W NCAA First Round (Raleigh, N.C.) M.20 4 Louisville 1/NR 79-68 W NCAA Eastern Regional (New York, N.Y.) M.22 5 St. John’s 1/9 59-43 W M.24 5 Illinois 1/5 76-74 W NCAA National Finals (Minneapolis, Minn.) M.27 6 Kansas State 1/4 68-58 W

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2540-1783 1 Sugar Bowl Classic (Muncipal Auditorium, New Orleans, La.) 2 Owensboro Sportscenter (Owensboro, Ky.) 3 Jefferson County Armory (Louisville, Ky.) 4 Reynolds Coliseum (Raleigh, N.C.) 5 Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.) 6 Williams Arena (Minneapolis, Minn.) Exhibition Game Apr.27 KY ALL-STARS Puerto Rico Exhibition Tour Aug.25 San German Ath. Aug.26 Ponce Lions Aug.27 San Turce Aug.29 Univ. of Puerto Rico Sep.2 U.S. Navy (called at half - rain)52-23 Sep.3 Puerto Rico

92-49 W 86-38 W 83-43 W 93-40W 91-44 W W 75-46 W

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Lou Tsioropoulos (6-5 Jr. F) Lucian Whitaker (6-0 Sr. F)

—Leading Scorers— 19.2 10.4 10.4 10.1 9.2 9.1

1951-52 (29-3, 14-0 SEC) SEC Champions; SEC Tournament Champions; Runner-Up Sugar Bowl; Ranked 1st AP, 1st UPI Coach: Adolph Rupp Captain: Robert Watson D.8 WASHINGTON & LEE 96-46 W D.10 at Xavier 1/NR 97-72 W D.13 at Minnesota 1/NR 57-61 L D.17 ST. JOHN’S 2/1 81-40 W D.20 DePAUL 2/NR 98-60 W D.26 UCLA 1/16 84-53 W D.28 1 Brigham Young 1/NR 84-64 W D.29 1 Saint Louis 1/12 60-61 L J.3 2 Ole Miss 4/NR 116-58 W J.5 * LSU 4/NR 57-47 W J.7 XAVIER 4/NR 83-50 W J.12 * at Florida 3/NR 99-52 W J.14 3* Georgia 3/NR 95-55 W J.19 * at Tennessee 3/NR 65-56 W J.21 * at Georgia Tech 3/NR 96-51 W J.26 * at Alabama 3/NR 71-67 W J.28 * at Vanderbilt 3/NR 88-51 W J.30 * at Auburn 1/NR 88-48 W F.2 4 Notre Dame 1/NR 71-66 W F.4 * TULANE 1/NR 103-54 W F.6 * OLE MISS 1/NR 81-61 W F.9 * GEORGIA TECH 1/NR 93-42 W F.11 * MISSISSIPPI STATE 1/NR 110-66 W F.16 * TENNESSEE 1/NR 95-40 W F.21 * VANDERBILT 1/NR 75-45 W F.23 at DePaul 1/NR 63-61 W SEC Tournament (Louisville, Ky.) F.28 3 Georgia Tech 1/NR 80-59 W F.29 3 Tulane 1/NR 85-61 W M.1 3 Tennessee 1/NR 81-66 W M.1 3 LSU 1/NR 44-43 W NCAA Eastern Regional (Raleigh, NC) M.21 5 Penn. State 1/NR 82-54 W M.22 5 St. John’s 1/10 57-64 L 2635-1774 1 Sugar Bowl Classic (Muncipal Auditorium, New Orleans, La.) 2 Owensboro Sportscenter (Owensboro, Ky.) 3 Jefferson County Armory (Louisville, Ky.) 4 Chicago Stadium (Chicago, Ill.) 5 Reynolds Coliseum (Raleigh, N.C.) Cliff Hagan (6-4 Jr. C) Frank Ramsey (6-3 Jr. G) Bobby Watson (5-10 Sr. G)

—Leading Scorers— 21.6 15.9 13.1

7.9 7.8

1952-53—N O S CHEDULE . Under suspension by NCAA; Intra Squad Scrimmage Results Coach: Adolph Rupp Co-Captains: Cliff Hagan and Frank Ramsey D.13 Varsity 76 Freshman J.19 Ramsey’s 71 Hagan’s F.4 Hagan’s 68 Ramsey’s F.28 Blues 49 Whites 264

45 50 55 47 197

1953-54 (25-0, 14-0 SEC) SEC Champions UKIT Champions Ranked 1st AP, 2nd UPI Declined NCAA Berth

(N1) Owensboro, Ky.

Bill Spivey (7-0 Jr. C) Shelby Linville (6-5 Jr. F) Bobby Watson (5-10 Jr. G) Frank Ramsey (6-3 So. G) Cliff Hagan (6-4 So. C) Walt Hirsch (6-3 Sr. F)

Coach: Adolph Rupp Co-Captains: Cliff Hagan and Frank Ramsey D.5 TEMPLE D.12 at Xavier 2/NR D.14 WAKE FOREST 2/NR D.18 at Saint Louis 2/NR D.21 1 DUKE 2/13 D.22 1 LASALLE 2/16 D.28 MINNESOTA 2/8 J.4 XAVIER 1/NR J.9 * GEORGIA TECH 1/NR J.11 DePAUL 1/NR J.16 * TULANE 1/NR J.23 * at Tennessee 1/NR J.30 * at Vanderbilt 1/NR F.2 2* Georgia Tech 1/NR F.4 * GEORGIA 1/NR F.6 3* Georgia 1/NR F.8 * at Florida 1/NR F.13 * OLE MISS 1/NR F.15 * MISSISSIPPI STATE 1/NR F.18 * TENNESSEE 2/NR F.20 at DePaul 2/NR F.22 * VANDERBILT 2/NR F.27 4* Auburn 2/NR M.1 * M.9 5

at Alabama LSU

2/NR 1/8

86-59 81-66 101-69 71-59 85-69 73-60 74-59 77-71 105-53 81-63 94-43 97-71 85-63 99-48 106-55 100-68 97-55 88-62 81-49 90-63 76-61 100-64 109-79 68-43 63-56 2187-1508

W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W

1 UK Invitation Tournament (Lexington, Ky.) 2 Jefferson County Armory (Louisville, Ky.) 3 Owensboro Sportscenter (Owensboro, Ky.) 4 Garrett Coliseum (Montgomery, Ala.) 5 SEC Playoff (Memorial Gym, Nashville, Tenn.) Kentucky and LSU tied for league title due to a schedule disagreement. Kentucky won but declined NCAA bid.

Cliff Hagan (6-4 Sr. C) Frank Ramsey (6-3 Sr. G) Lou Tsioropoulos (6-5 Sr. F) Billy Evans (6-1 Jr. F) Gayle Rose (6-0 Jr. G)

—Leading Scorers— 24.0 19.6 14.5 8.4 6.7

1954-55 (23-3, 12-2 SEC) SEC Champions; UKIT Champions; Ranked 2nd AP, 2nd UPI Coach: Adolph Rupp Captain: Bill Evans D.4 LSU 74-58 D.11 at Xavier 2/NR 73-69 D.18 TEMPLE 2/NR 79-61 D.21 1 UTAH 1/2 70-65 D.22 1 LASALLE 1/4 63-54 D.30 SAINT LOUIS 1/NR 82-65 J.1 at Temple 1/NR 101-69 J.8 * GEORGIA TECH 1/NR 58-59 J.10 DePAUL 1/NR 92-59 J.15 * at Tulane 1/NR 58-44 J.17 * at LSU 1/NR 64-62 J.22 * at Tennessee 1/NR 84-66

237

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J.29 * at Vanderbilt J.31 * at Georgia Tech F.3 * FLORIDA F.5 2* Ole Miss F.7 * at Mississippi State F.9 * GEORGIA F.14 XAVIER F.19 at DePaul F.21 * VANDERBILT F.26 * AUBURN F.28 * ALABAMA M.5 * TENNESSEE NCAA Eastern Regional (Evanston, IL) M.11 3 Marquette M.12 3 Penn State (consolation)

1/18 1/NR 1/NR 1/NR 1/NR 2/NR 2/NR 2/NR 2/20 2/NR 2/12 2/NR

75-71 59-65 87-63 84-66 61-56 86-40 66-55 76-72 77-59 93-59 66-52 104-61

2/8 2/NR

71-79 84-59 1987-1588

E W L W W W W W W W W W W L W

1 UK Invitation Tournament (Lexington, Ky.) 2 Ellis Auditorium (Memphis, Tenn.) 3 McGaw Memorial Hall (Evanston, Ill.)

Bob Burrow (6-7 Jr. C) Billy Evans (6-1 Jr. F) Phil Grawemeyer (6-7 Jr. F) Jerry Bird (6-6 Jr. F) Gayle Rose (6-0 Sr. G)

—Leading Scorers— 19.0 13.9 13.0 10.7 7.4

1955-56 (20-6, 12-2 SEC) UKIT Runner-Up; Ranked 9th AP Coach: Adolph Rupp Captain: Phil Grawemeyer D.3 at LSU D.10 TEMPLE D.12 DePAUL D.15 at Maryland D.17 IDAHO D.20 1 MINNESOTA D.21 1 DAYTON D.28 at Saint Louis J.7 * GEORGIA TECH J.12 * TULANE J.14 * LSU J.21 * at Tennessee J.28 * at Vanderbilt J.30 * at Georgia Tech F.1 DUKE F.4 2* Auburn F.6 * at Florida F.11 * OLE MISS F.13 * MISSISSIPPI STATE F.18 at DePaul F.20 * VANDERBILT F.25 2* Alabama F.27 3* Georgia M.3 * TENNESSEE NCAA Eastern Regional (Iowa City, Iowa) M.16 3 Wayne M.17 3 at Iowa

2/NR 2/NR 12/NR 12/NR 9/NR 9/14 13/NR 6/NR 5/NR 5/NR 4/NR 3/7 3/NR 8/10 8/NR 8/NR 7/NR 7/NR 7/NR 7/6 8/7 8/NR 12/NR 9/NR 9/5

62-52 W 61-73 71-69 62-61 91-49 72-65 74-89 101-80 104-51 85-63 107-65 95-68 73-81 84-62 81-76 82-81 81-70 88-49 86-65 79-81 76-55 77-101 143-66 101-77 84-64 77-89 2197-1802

D.3 MIAMI, FLA. D.8 at Temple D.10 SAINT LOUIS D.15 MARYLAND D.18 at Duke D.21 1 SMU D.22 1 ILLINOIS D.28 2 Virginia Tech D.29 2 Houston J.5 * GEORGIA TECH J.7 LOYOLA, CHICAGO J.12 * at LSU J.14 * at Tulane J.19 * at Tennessee J.26 * at Vanderbilt J.28 * at Georgia Tech J.30 * GEORGIA F.2 * FLORIDA F.8 3* Ole Miss F.11 * at Mississippi State F.15 at Loyola, Chicago F.18 * VANDERBILT F.23 * ALABAMA F.25 * AUBURN M.2 * TENNESSEE NCAA Midwest Regional (Lexington, Ky.) M.15 PITTSBURGH M.16 MICHIGAN STATE

3/NR 7/13 7/4 7/5 3/NR 3/NR 3/NR 3/NR 3/NR 3/NR 4/NR 5/13 5/NR 4/NR 4/NR 3/NR 3/NR 3/NR 3/10 3/NR 3/NR 3/NR 3/NR 3/11

114-75 73-58 70-71 76-55 84-85 73-67 91-70 56-55 111-76 95-72 81-62 51-46 60-68 97-72 91-83 76-65 84-53 88-61 75-69 81-89 115-65 80-78 79-60 103-85 93-75

W W

98-92 68-80 2357-1953

L W L W W W W W W W L W W W W W W L W W W W W W L

L W W W W L W W W W W W W W W W W L W L W W W L

1956-57 (23-5, 12-2 SEC)

Johnny Cox (6-4 So. F) Gerry Calvert (5-11 Sr. G) Vernon Hatton (6-3 Jr. G) John Crigler (6-3 Jr. F) Ed Beck (6-7 Jr. C)

—Leading Scorers— 19.4 15.2 14.8 10.3 9.5

1957-58 (23-6, 12-2 SEC) L

—Leading Scorers— 21.1 16.2 13.3 11.2 8.4

SEC Champions; UKIT Champions; Sugar Bowl Champions; Ranked 3rd AP, 3rd UPI Coach: Adolph Rupp Honorary Co-Captains: Ed Beck and Gerry Calvert D.1 WASHINGTON & LEE 94-66

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1 UK Invitation Tournament (Lexington, Ky.) 2 Sugar Bowl Classic (Loyola Fieldhouse, New Orleans, La.) 3 Ellis Auditorium (Memphis, Tenn.)

1 UK Invitation Tournament (Lexington, Ky.) 2 Garrett Coliseum (Montgomery, Ala.) 3 Jefferson County Armory (Louisville, Ky.) 3 Iowa Fieldhouse (Iowa City, Iowa)

Bob Burrow (6-7 Sr. C) Jerry Bird (6-6 Sr. F) Vernon Hatton (6-3 So. G) Gerry Calvert (5-11 Jr. G) Phil Grawemeyer (6-7 Sr. F)

National Champions; SEC Champions; Ranked 9th AP, 14th UPI Coach: Adolph Rupp Honorary Captain: Ed Beck D.2 DUKE 78-74 W D.4 at Ohio State 61-54 W D.7 TEMPLE 3OT 85-83 D.9 at Maryland 62-71 D.14 at Saint Louis 3/9 73-60 W D.16 at SMU 3/NR 64-65 L D.20 1 WEST VIRGINIA 5/8 70-77 L D.21 1 MINNESOTA 5/10 78-58 W D.23 UTAH STATE 5/NR 92-64 W D.30 LOYOLA, CHICAGO 9/NR 75-42 W J.4 * GEORGIA TECH 10/NR 76-60 W J.6 * at Vanderbilt 10/NR 86-81 W J.11 * LSU 9/NR 97-52 W J.13 * TULANE 9/NR 86-50 W J.18 * TENNESSEE 9/13 77-68 W J.27 * at Georgia Tech 9/NR 52-71 L J.29 2* Georgia 8/NR 74-55 W J.31 * at Florida 8/NR 78-56 W F.8 * OLE MISS 12/NR 96-65 W F.10 * MISSISSIPPI STATE 12/17 72-62 W F.15 at Loyola, Chicago 12/NR 56-57 L F.17 * VANDERBILT 12/NR 65-61 W F.22 3* Alabama 13/NR OT 45-43 W F.24 4* Auburn 13/NR 63-64 L M.1 * at Tennessee 12/NR 77-66 W NCAA Mideast Regional (Lexington, Ky.) M.14 MIAMI, OHIO 9/NR 94-70 W M.15 NOTRE DAME 9/8 89-56 W NCAA Final Four (Louisville, Ky.) M.21 5 Temple 9/5 61-60 W M.22 5 Seattle 9/18 84-72 W 2166-1817 1 UK Invitation Tournament (Lexington, Ky.) 2 Alexander Memorial Coliseum (Atlanta, Ga.)

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3 Garrett Coliseum (Montgomery, Ala.) 4 Birmingham City Auditorium (Birmingham, Ala.) 5 Freedom Hall (Birmingham, Ala.)

Vernon Hatton (6-3 Sr. G) Johnny Cox (6-4 Jr. F) John Crigler (6-3 Sr. F) Adrian Smith (6-0 Sr. G) Ed Beck (6-7 Sr. C)

1958-59 (24-3, 12-2 SEC)

2/18 2/9 2/NR 2/NR 2/7 1/NR 1/NR 1/NR 1/NR 1/NR 1/NR 2/NR 1/NR 1/NR 1/NR 1/NR 1/11 1/NR 3/NR 3/2 3/NR 1/NR

W W W W W W W W L W W W W W W W L W W W W W

61-76 98-69 2126-1737

L W

1959-60 (18-7, 10-4 SEC)

13/NR 13/3 13/10 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR 17/NR 16/6

106-73 68-66 W 73-87 61-73 OT 77-72 W 76-70 70-79 97-92 96-93 54-62 76-59 77-45 68-42 78-68 44-65

3* * * * * * 4* *

Georgia at Florida OLE MISS MISSISSIPPI STATE NOTRE DAME VANDERBILT at Auburn Alabama TENNESSEE PITTSBURGH

15/NR 15/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/17 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR

84-60 75-62 61-43 90-59 68-65 68-60 60-61 75-55 63-65 73-66 1838-1642

W W W W W W L W L W

—Leading Scorers— 14.4 12.7 10.7 10.2 8.8

1960-61 (19-9, 10-4 SEC)

—Leading Scorers— 17.9 13.5 10.7 10.5 8.1 8.0

UKIT Runner Up Coach: Adolph Rupp Co-Captains: Bill Lickert and Don Mills D.1 NORTHERN COLORADO D.4 UCLA D.5 at Southern California D.12 at Saint Louis D.14 at Kansas D.18 1 NORTH CAROLINA D.19 1 WEST VIRGINIA D.22 2 Temple D.28 OHIO STATE J.2 * GEORGIA TECH J.5 * at Vanderbilt J.9 * LSU J.11 * TULANE J.16 * at Tennessee J.25 * at Georgia Tech

Billy Ray Lickert (6-3 Jr. f-G) Don Mills (6-6 Sr. C-F) Sid Cohen (6-1 Sr. G) Bennie Coffman (6-0 Sr. G) Ned Jennings (6-9 Jr. C)

1 UK Invitation Tournament (Lexington, Ky.) 2 Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.) 3 Municipal Auditorium (Jackson, Miss.) 4 Chicago Stadium (Chicago, Ill.) 5 McGaw Memorial Hall (Evanston, Ill.)

Johnny Cox (6-4 Sr. F) Billy Ray Lickert (6-3 So. G) Bennie Coffman (6-0 Jr. G) Don Mills (6-6 Jr. C) Sid Cohen (6-1 Jr. G) Dickie Parsons (5-10 So. G)

1 UK Invitation Tournament (Lexington, Ky.) 2 Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.) 3 Municipal Coliseum (Columbus, Ga.) 4 Garrett Coliseum (Montgomery, Ala.)

91-68 W 76-71W 78-64 W 72-60 76-57 OT 58-56 95-76 97-91 82-69 76-75 72-62 66-75 76-61 85-68 79-58 94-70 108-55 94-51 97-72 58-66 71-52 83-71 75-56 39-32 69-56

2/NR 2/20

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J.27 J.29 F.6 F.8 F.13 F.16 F.20 F.22 F.27 M.5

—Leading Scorers— 17.1 14.9 13.6 12.4 5.6

UKIT Champions; Ranked 2nd in Polls Coach: Adolph Rupp Honorary Captain: Johnny Cox D.1 FLORIDA STATE D.6 at Temple D.8 at Duke D.11 SMU D.13 SAINT LOUIS D.15 MARYLAND D.19 1 OHIO STATE D.20 1 WEST VIRGINIA D.29 NAVY D.30 2 Illinois J.3 * GEORGIA TECH J.6 * at Vanderbilt J.10 * at LSU J.12 * at Tulane J.17 * TENNESSEE J.26 * at Georgia Tech J.29 * GEORGIA J.31 * FLORIDA F.7 3* Ole Miss F.9 * at Mississippi State F.14 4 Notre Dame F.18 * VANDERBILT F.21 * AUBURN F.23 * ALABAMA F.28 * at Tennessee NCAA Mideast Regional (Evanston, Ill.) M.13 5 Louisville M.14 5 Marquette (consolation)

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UKIT Runner-Up; Ranked 18th UPI Coach: Adolph Rupp Captain: Dick Parsons D.1 VMI D.3 FLORIDA STATE D.7 1 Notre Dame D.13 2 North Carolina D.17 at Temple D.21 3 ILLINOIS D.22 3 SAINT LOUIS D.31 MISSOURI J.2 MIAMI, OHIO J.7 * GEORGIA TECH J.9 * at Vanderbilt J.13 * at LSU J.14 * at Tulane J.21 * TENNESSEE J.30 * at Georgia Tech F.4 * FLORIDA F.7 * GEORGIA F.11 4* Ole Miss F.13 * at Mississippi State F.17 UCLA F.21 * VANDERBILT F.25 * ALABAMA F.27 * AUBURN M.4 * at Tennessee M.9 5 Vanderbilt M.11 6 Marquette NCAA Mideast Regional (Louisville, Ky.) M.17 1 Morehead State M.18 1 Ohio State

20/5 20/NR NR/NR NR/16 19/NR 19/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR

72-56 58-63 68-62 70-65 58-66 83-78 OT 72-74 81-69 70-58 89-79 62-64 59-73 70-72 83-54 60-62 89-68 74-67 74-60 68-62 77-76 60-59 80-53 77-51 68-61 88-67 72-88

NR/NR NR/1

71-64 74-87 2027-1858

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1 Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.) 2 Greensboro Coliseum (Greensboro, N.C.) 3 UK Invitation Tournament (Lexington, Ky.) 4 Municipal Auditorium (Jackson, Miss.) 5 SEC Playoff (Knoxville, Tenn.) To determine SEC representative in NCAA Tournament after champion Mississippi State declined bid. 6 Chicago Stadium (Chicago, Ill.)

Billy Ray Lickert (6-3 Sr. F-G) Roger Newman (6-4 Sr. F-G) Larry Pursiful (6-1 Jr. G) Ned Jennings (6-9 Sr. C) Carroll Burchett (6-4 Jr. F-C)

—Leading Scorers— 16.0 14.1 13.4 11.5 5.1

1961-62 (23-3, 13-1 SEC)

SEC Co-Champions; UKIT Champions; Ranked 3rd AP, 3rd UPI Coach: Adolph Rupp Captain: Larry Pursiful D.2 MIAMI, OHIO NR/NR 93-61 W D.4 SOUTHERN CAL NR/4 77-79 L

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1962-63 (16-9, 8-6 SEC)

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77-80 56-52 83-54 71-60 66-68 94-69 79-75 95-49 78-70 63-87 OT 85-86 106-82 63-56 81-72 OT 69-78 90-76 62-66 74-67 94-71 75-69 52-56 67-69 78-59 80-63 55-63 1893-1697

1 UK Invitation Tournament (Lexington, Ky.) 2 Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.) 3 Municipal Auditorium (Jackson, Miss.)

Cotton Nash (6-5 Jr. F-C) *Charles Ishmael (6-5 Jr. G) Ted Deeken (6-3 Jr. F) Scotty Baesler (6-0 Sr G) Roy Roberts (6-4 Sr. F) *Ineligible second semester

—Leading Scorers— 20.6 11.1 9.8 9.7 9.0

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1 UK Invitation Tournament (Lexington, Ky.) 2 Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.) 3 Alexander Memorial Coliseum (Atlanta, Ga.) 4 Iowa Fieldhouse (Iowa City, Iowa) —Leading Scorers— Cotton Nash (6-5 So. C-F) 23.4 Larry Pursiful (6-1 Sr. G) 19.1 Carroll Burchett (6-4 Sr. C-F) 11.2 Scotty Baesler (6-0 Jr. G) 10.9 Roy Roberts (6-4 Jr. F) 7.0

UKIT Champions Coach: Adolph Rupp Captain: Scotty Baesler D.1 VIRGINIA TECH D.8 at Temple D.12 FLORIDA STATE D.15 NORTHWESTERN D.17 NORTH CAROLINA D.21 1 IOWA D.22 1 WEST VIRGINIA D.27 DARTMOUTH D.29 2 Notre Dame D.31 at Saint Louis J.5 * GEORGIA TECH J.7 * at Vanderbilt J.11 * at LSU J.12 * at Tulane J.19 * TENNESSEE J.26 XAVIER J.28 * at Georgia Tech J.31 * GEORGIA F.2 * FLORIDA F.9 3* Ole Miss F.11 * at Mississippi State F.18 * VANDERBILT F.23 * AUBURN F.25 * ALABAMA M.2 * at Tennessee

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SEC Champions; UKIT Champions; Sugar Bowl Champions; Ranked 4th AP, 3rd UPI Coach: Adolph Rupp Co-Captains: Cotton Nash and Ted Deeken N.30 VIRGINIA 9/NR 75-64 D.2 TEXAS TECH 9/NR 107-91 D.7 at Northwestern 9/NR 95-63 D.9 NORTH CAROLINA 9/NR 100-80 D.14 BAYLOR 5/NR 101-65 D.20 1 WISCONSIN 2/NR 108-85 D.21 1 WAKE FOREST (finals) 2/NR 98-75 D.28 2 Notre Dame 2/NR 101-81 D.30 3 at Loyola, La. 2/NR 86-64 D.31 3 Duke 1/9 81-79 J.4 * at Georgia Tech 1/NR 67-76 J.6 * at Vanderbilt 1/6 83-85 J.10 * LSU 2/NR 103-84 J.11 * TULANE 2/NR 105-63 J.18 * TENNESSEE 4/NR 66-57 J.25 * GEORGIA TECH 5/NR 79-62 F.1 * at Florida 4/NR 77-72 F.3 * at Georgia 4/NR 103-83 F.8 * OLE MISS 3/NR 102-59 F.10 * MISSISSIPPI STATE 3/NR 65-59 F.17 * VANDERBILT 3/7 104-73 F.23 4* Auburn 3/NR 99-79 F.24 * at Alabama 3/NR 59-65 F.29 * at Tennessee 2/NR 42-38 M.2 SAINT LOUIS 2/NR 60-67 NCAA Mideast Regional (Minneapolis, Minn.) M.13 5 Ohio University 4/NR 69-85 M.14 5 Loyola, Chi. (consolation) 4/8 91-100 2326-1954 1 UK Invitation Tournament (Lexington, Ky.) 2 Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.) 3 Sugar Bowl Classic (New Orleans, La.) 4 Garrett Coliseum (Montgomery, Ala.) 5 Williams Arena (Minneapolis, Minn.)

Cotton Nash (6-5 Sr. C-F) Ted Deeken (6-3 Sr. F) Larry Conley (6-3 So. F-C) Terry Mobley (6-2 Jr. G) Randy Embry (5-11 Jr. G)

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—Leading Scorers— 24.0 18.5 12.2 9.4 7.2

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UKIT Runner Up Coach: Adolph Rupp Captain: Randy Embry D.4 IOWA D.7 1 North Carolina D.9 IOWA STATE D.12 SYRACUSE D.18 2 WEST VIRGINIA D.19 2 ILLINOIS D.22 at Saint Louis D.29 3 Notre Dame J.2 DARTMOUTH J.5 * VANDERBILT J.9 * at LSU J.11 * at Tulane J.16 * at Tennessee J.18 * AUBURN J.23 * at Florida J.25 * at Georgia J.30 * FLORIDA F.1 * GEORGIA F.6 * OLE MISS F.8 * MISSISSIPPI STATE F.16 * at Vanderbilt F.20 * at Auburn F.22 * at Alabama F.27 * TENNESSEE M.1 * ALABAMA

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85-77 67-82 100-74 110-77 102-78 86-91 75-80 97-111 107-67 79-97 79-66 102-72 58-77 73-67 68-84 102-82 78-61 96-64 102-65 74-56 90-91 69-88 71-75 61-60 78-72 2109-1914

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1 Charlotte Coliseum (Charlotte, N.C.) 2 UK Invitation Tournament (Lexington, Ky.) 3 Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.)

Louie Dampier (6-0 So. G) Pat Riley (6-4 So. F) Tommy Kron (6-5 Jr. G-F) John Adams (6-7 Sr. C) Larry Conley (6-3 Jr. F)

—Leading Scorers— 17.0 15.0 12.3 11.8 11.6

1965-66 (27-2, 15-1 SEC) National Runner-Up; SEC Champions; UKIT Champions; Ranked 1st in Polls Coach: Adolph Rupp Honorary Captain: D.1 HARDIN-SIMMONS NR/NR 83-55 W D.4 at Virginia NR/NR 99-73 W D.8 at Illinois NR/NR 86-68 W D.11 NORTHWESTERN NR/NR 86-75 W D.17 1 AIR FORCE NR/NR 78-58 W D.18 1 INDIANA (finals) NR/NR 91-56 W D.22 at Texas Tech 10/NR 89-73 W D.29 2 Notre Dame 5/NR 103-69 W J.3 SAINT LOUIS 5/NR 80-70 W J.8 * at Florida 2/NR 78-64 W J.10 * at Georgia 2/NR 2OT 69-65 W J.15 * VANDERBILT 2/3 96-83 W J.24 * LSU 2/NR 111-85 W J.29 * AUBURN 2/NR 115-78 W J.31 * ALABAMA 2/NR 82-62 W F.2 * at Vanderbilt 2/3 105-90 W F.5 * GEORGIA 2/NR 74-50 W F.7 * FLORIDA 2/NR 85-75 W F.12 * at Auburn 1/NR 77-64 W F.14 * at Alabama 1/NR 90-67 W F.19 * at Mississippi State 1/NR 73-69 W F.21 * at Ole Miss 1/NR 108-65 W F.26 * TENNESSEE 1/NR 78-64 W M.5 * at Tennessee 1/NR 62-69 L M.7 * TULANE 1/NR 103-74 W NCAA Mideast Regional (Iowa City, Iowa) M.11 3 Dayton # 1/NR 86-79 W M.12 3 Michigan 1/9 84-77 W NCAA Final Four (College Park, Md.) M.18 4 Duke 1/2 83-79 W M.19 4 UTEP 1/3 65-72 L 2519-2028 1 UK Invitation Tournament (Lexington, Ky.) 2 Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.) 3 Iowa Fieldhouse (Iowa City, Iowa) 4 Cole Field House (College Park, Md.) # Rupp wins his 747th game to pass Phog Allen of Kansas.

Pat Riley (6-4 Jr. F) Louie Dampier (6-0 Jr. G) Thad Jaracz (6-5 So. C) Larry Conley (6-3 Sr. F) Tommy Kron (6-5 Sr. G)

Aug.3 Aug.4 Aug.6 Aug.10 Aug.11

—Leading Scorers— 22.0 21.1 13.2 11.5 10.2

International Universities Tournament (Tel Aviv, Israel) (Not counted in won-loss record) Warsaw University 67-58 W Cambridge University 104-45 W Salonika University 91-60 W Istanbul University 82-36 W Warsaw University 87-57 W

1966-67 (13-13, 8-10 SEC) UKIT Champions Coach: Adolph Rupp D.3 VIRGINIA D.5 ILLINOIS D.10 at Northwestern D.13 NORTH CAROLINA D.17 * FLORIDA D.22 1 OREGON STATE

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KANSAS STATE CORNELL Notre Dame VANDERBILT at Florida at Georgia AUBURN TENNESSEE LSU OLE MISS at LSU at Ole Miss MISSISSIPPI STATE at Tennessee at Mississippi State # GEORGIA at Alabama at Auburn at Vanderbilt ALABAMA

Louie Dampier (6-0 Sr. G) Pat Riley (6-4 So. F) Thad Jaracz (6-5 Jr. C-F) Cliff Berger (6-8 Jr. C) Phil Argento (6-0 So. G)

—Leading Scorers— 20.6 17.4 11.3 11.3 5.2

1967-68 (22-5, 15-3 SEC) SEC Champions; UKIT Champions; Ranked 4th in Polls Coach: Adolph Rupp Captain: Thad Jaracz D.2 at Michigan NR/NR 96-79 D.4 * FLORIDA NR/NR 99-76 D.6 XAVIER 9/NR 111-76 D.9 PENNSYLVANIA 9/NR 64-49 D.12 1 North Carolina 4/NR 77-84 D.22 2 DAYTON 7/NR 88-85 D.23 2 SOUTH CAROLINA 7/NR 76-66 D.30 3 Notre Dame 6/NR 81-73 J.6 * at Vanderbilt 5/NR 94-78 J.8 * at Alabama 5/NR 84-76 J.13 * at Florida 4/NR 78-96 J.15 * GEORGIA 4/NR 104-73 J.20 * at Auburn 8/NR 73-74 J.22 * at Tennessee 8/NR 59-87 J.27 * at LSU 9/NR 121-95 J.29 * at Ole Miss 9/NR 85-76 F.3 * LSU 10/NR 109-96 F.5 * OLE MISS 10/NR 78-62 F.10 * at Mississippi State 8/NR 92-84 F.12 * TENNESSEE 8/NR 60-59 F.17 * MISSISSIPPI STATE 8/NR 107-81 F.19 * at Georgia 8/NR 106-87 F.24 * ALABAMA 5/NR 96-83 F.26 * AUBURN 5/NR 89-57 M.2 * VANDERBILT 5/NR 85-80 NCAA Mideast Regional (Lexington, Ky.) M.15 MARQUETTE 5/NR 107-89 M.16 OHIO STATE 5/NR 81-82 2400-2103 1 Greensboro Coliseum (Greensboro, N.C.) 2 UK Invitation Tournament (Lexington, Ky.) 3 Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.) —Leading Scorers— Mike Casey (6-4 So. G) 20.1 Dan Issel (6-8 So. C) 16.4 Mike Pratt (6-4 So. F) 14.1 Phil Argento (6-2 Jr. G) 12.3 Thad Jaracz (6-5 Sr. F) 11.3

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Dan Issel (6-8 Jr. C) Mike Casey (6-4 Jr. G) Mike Pratt (6-4 Jr. F) Phil Argento (6-2 Sr. G) Larry Steele (6-5 So. F)

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1 Charlotte Coliseum (Charlotte, N.C.) 2 UK Invitation Tournament (Lexington, Ky.) 3 Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.) 4 St. John Arena (Columbus, Ohio)

Dan Issel (6-8 Sr. C) Mike Pratt (6-4 Sr. F) Tom Parker (6-6 So. F) Larry Steele (6-5 Jr. F) Terry Mills (6-2 Jr. G)

—Leading Scorers— 33.9 19.3 10.4 8.8 8.1

SEC Champions; UKIT Runner Up; Ranked 10th AP Coach: Adolph Rupp Honorary Co-Captains: Mike Casey and Larry Steele D.1 at Northwestern 3/NR 115-100 D.5 MICHIGAN 3/NR 104-93 D.7 at West Virginia 3/NR 106-100 D.12 at Indiana 5/11 OT 95-93 D.18 1 DePAUL 3/NR 106-85 D.19 1 PURDUE (finals) 3/NR 83-89 D.22 OREGON STATE 7/NR 84-78 D.29 2 Notre Dame 8/NR 92-99 J.2 * at Ole Miss 8/NR 103-95 J.4 * at Mississippi State 8/NR 79-71 J.9 * FLORIDA 11/NR 101-75 J.11 * GEORGIA 11/NR 79-66 J.16 * at Tennessee 10/NR 71-75 J.23 * at LSU 12/NR 82-79 J.25 * at Alabama 12/NR 86-73 J.30 * VANDERBILT 11/NR 102-92 F.1 * AUBURN 11/NR 114-76 F.6 * OLE MISS 8/NR 121-86 F.8 * MISSISSIPPI STATE 8/NR 102-83 F.13 * at Florida 8/NR 65-74 F.15 * at Georgia 8/NR 107-95 F.20 * LSU 12/NR 110-73 F.22 * ALABAMA 12/NR 101-74 F.27 * at Vanderbilt 10/NR 119-90 M.1 * at Auburn 10/NR 102-83 M.6 * TENNESSEE 8/NR 84-78 NCAA Mideast Regional (Athens, Ga.) M.18 3 Western Kentucky 8/NR 83-107 M.20 3 Marquette (consolation) 8/7 74-91 2670-2373 1 UK Invitation Tournament (Lexington, Ky.) 2 Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.) 3 Stegeman Coliseum (Athens, Ga.)

Tom Parker (6-7 Jr. F) Mike Casey (6-4 Sr. G) Tom Payne (7-2 So. C) Kent Hollenbeck (6-4 Jr. G) Larry Steele (6-5 Sr. F)

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—Leading Scorers— 17.6 17.0 16.9 14.0 13.1

1971-72 (21-7, 14-4 SEC)

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—Leading Scorers— 26.6 19.1 16.9 10.0 8.6

SEC Champions; UKIT Champions; Ranked 1st AP, 1st UPI Coach: Adolph Rupp Co-Captains: Dan Issel and Mike Pratt D.1 WEST VIRGINIA 2/NR 106-87 D.6 KANSAS 2/NR 115-85 D.8 1 North Carolina 2/7 94-87 D.13 INDIANA 1/NR 109-92 D.19 2 NAVY 1/NR 73-59 D.20 2 DUKE 1/NR 98-76 D.27 3 Notre Dame 1/11 102-100 D.29 MIAMI, OHIO 1/NR 80-58 J.3 * OLE MISS 1/NR 95-73 J.5 * MISSISSIPPI STATE 1/NR 111-76 J.10 * at Florida 2/NR 88-69 J.12 * at Georgia 2/NR 72-71 J.17 * TENNESSEE 2/NR 68-52 J.24 * LSU 2/NR 109-96 J.26 * ALABAMA 2/NR 86-71 J.31 * at Vanderbilt 2/NR 81-89 F.2 * at Auburn 2/NR 84-83 F.7 * at Ole Miss 3/NR 120-85 F.9 * at Mississippi State 3/NR 86-57 F.14 * FLORIDA 3/NR 110-66 F.16 * GEORGIA 3/20 116-86 F.21 * at LSU 2/NR 121-105 F.23 * at Alabama 2/NR 98-89 F.28 * VANDERBILT 1/NR 90-86 M.2 * AUBURN 1/NR 102-81 M.7 * at Tennessee 2/NR 86-69

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NCAA Mideast Regional (Columbus, Ohio) M.12 4 Notre Dame 1/9 M.14 4 Jacksonville 1/4

1968-69 (23-5, 16-2 SEC) SEC Champions; UKIT Champions; Ranked 7th in Polls Coach: Adolph Rupp Captain: Phil Argento N.30 XAVIER 3/NR 115-77 D.2 at Miami, Ohio 3/NR 86-77 D.7 NORTH CAROLINA 3/NR 77-87 D.14 at Pennsylvania 4/NR 102-78 D.20 1 MICHIGAN 4/NR 112-104 D.21 1 ARMY 4/NR 80-65 D.28 2 Notre Dame 4/NR 110-90 D.31 3 Wisconsin 4/NR 65-69 J.4 * at Ole Miss 3/NR 69-59 J.6 * at Mississippi State 3/NR 91-72 J.11 * FLORIDA 7/NR 88-67 J.13 * GEORGIA 7/NR 88-68 J.18 * at Tennessee 5/NR 69-66 J.25 * at LSU 5/NR 108-96 J.27 * at Alabama 5/NR OT 83-70 F.1 * VANDERBILT 5/NR 103-89 F.3 * AUBURN 5/NR 105-93 F.8 * OLE MISS 4/NR 104-68 F.10 * MISSISSIPPI STATE 4/NR 91-69 F.15 * at Florida 4/NR 81-82 F.17 * at Georgia 4/NR 85-77 F.22 * LSU 6/NR 103-89 F.24 * ALABAMA 6/NR 108-79 M.1 * at Vanderbilt 6/NR 99-101 M.3 * at Auburn 6/NR 90-86 M.8 * TENNESSEE 7/NR 84-69 NCAA Mideast Regional (Madison, Wis.) M.13 4 Marquette 7/14 74-81 M.15 4 Miami, Ohio (consolation) 7/NR 72-71 2542-2199 1 UK Invitation Tournament (Lexington, Ky.) 2 Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.) 3 Chicago Stadium (Chicago, Ill.) 4 Wisconsin Field House (Madison, Wisc.)

SEC Champions; UKIT Champions; Ranked 18th AP, 14th UPI Coach: Adolph Rupp Honorary Co-Captains: Stan Key and Tom Parker D.1 NORTHWESTERN 10/NR 94-85 D.4 at Kansas 10/14 79-69 D.6 at Kansas State 10/NR 71-64 D.11 1 Indiana 7/NR 2OT 89-90 D.13 MICHIGAN STATE 7/NR 85-91 D.17 2 MISSOURI 7/NR 83-79 D.18 2 PRINCETON 7/18 96-82 D.28 1 Notre Dame 12/NR 83-67 J.8 * OLE MISS 19/NR 93-82 J.10 * MISSISSIPPI STATE 19/NR 104-76 J.15 * at Florida NR/NR 70-72 J.17 * at Georgia NR/NR 73-85

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J.22 * TENNESSEE J.24 * VANDERBILT J.29 * LSU J.31 * ALABAMA F.5 * at Vanderbilt F.7 * at Auburn F.12 * at Ole Miss F.14 * at Mississippi State F.19 * FLORIDA F.21 * GEORGIA F.26 * at LSU F.28 * at Alabama M.6 * AUBURN M.9 * at Tennessee NCAA Mideast Regional (Dayton, Ohio) M.16 3 Marquette M.18 3 Florida State

K NR/19 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR 17/NR 17/NR 18/NR 18/NR NR/NR NR/NR

Y 72-70 106-80 89-71 77-74 OT 85-80 78-72 90-82 63-55 95-68 87-63 71-88 70-73 102-67 67-66

18/7 18/10

85-69 54-73 2311-2093

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—Leading Scorers— 21.5 18.0 13.2 12.5 10.3

JOE B. HALL ERA (1973-85)

—Leading Scorers— Jim Andrews (6-11 Sr. C) 20.1 Kevin Grevey (6-5 So. F) 18.7 Jimmy Dan Conner (6-4 So. G-F) 11.2 Ronnie Lyons (5-10 Jr. G) 9.2 Mike Flynn (6-3 So. G) 9.1

UKIT Champions Coach: Joe B. Hall Captain: Ronnie Lyons D.1 MIAMI, OHIO D.3 at Kansas D.8 1 Indiana D.10 2 North Carolina D.14 at Iowa D.21 3 DARTMOUTH D.22 3 STANFORD D.29 1 Notre Dame J.5 * at LSU J.7 * GEORGIA J.12 * AUBURN J.14 * at Tennessee J.19 * OLE MISS J.21 * at Alabama J.26 * at Florida J.28 * VANDERBILT F.2 * at Mississippi State F.4 * LSU F.9 * at Georgia F.11 * at Auburn F.16 * TENNESSEE F.18 * at Ole Miss F.23 * ALABAMA F.25 * FLORIDA M.2 * at Vanderbilt M.4 * MISSISSIPPI STATE

10/NR 10/13 10/3 10/5 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/3 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/10 NR/NR NR/7 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/8 NR/NR NR/6 NR/NR

81-68 63-71 68-77 84-101 88-80 102-77 78-77 79-94 84-95 80-74 79-58 54-67 93-64 77-81 91-82 65-82 82-70 73-70 86-72 OT 97-99 61-58 60-61 71-94 65-75 69-71 108-69 2038-1987

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1 Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.) 2 Greensboro Coliseum (Greensboro, N.C.) 3 UK Invitation Tournament (Lexington, Ky.)

1972-73 (20-8, 14-4 SEC) SEC Champions; UKIT Champions; Ranked 17th AP, 15th UPI Coach: Joe B. Hall Honorary Captain: Jim Andrews D.2 at Michigan State 13/NR 75-66 D.4 IOWA 13/NR 66-79 D.9 at Indiana 8/NR 58-64 D.11 1 North Carolina 8/13 70-78 D.15 2 NEBRASKA NR/NR 85-60 D.16 2 OREGON NR/NR 95-68 D.23 KANSAS NR/NR 77-71 D.30 1 Notre Dame NR/NR 65-63 J.6 * at Ole Miss NR/NR 58-61 J.8 * at Mississippi State NR/NR 90-81 J.13 * FLORIDA NR/NR 95-65 J.15 * GEORGIA NR/NR 89-68 J.20 * at Tennessee NR/NR 64-65 J.22 * at Vanderbilt NR/18 75-76 J.27 * at LSU NR/NR 86-71 J.29 * at Alabama NR/9 95-93 F.3 * VANDERBILT NR/NR 76-83 F.5 * AUBURN NR/NR 88-57 F.10 * OLE MISS NR/NR 88-70 F.12 * MISSISSIPPI STATE NR/NR OT 100-87 F.17 * at Florida NR/NR 94-83 F.19 * at Georgia NR/NR 99-86 F.24 * LSU NR/NR 94-76 F.26 * ALABAMA NR/18 111-95 M.3 * at Auburn NR/NR 91-79 M.8 * TENNESSEE 19/NR 86-81 NCAA Mideast Regional (Nashville, Tenn.) M.15 3 Austin Peay 17/19 OT 106-100 M.17 3 Indiana 17/6 65-72 2341-2098 1 Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.) 2 UK Invitation Tournament (Lexington, Ky.) 3 Memorial Gymnasium (Nashville, Tenn.)

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1973-74 (13-13, 9-9 SEC)

Earned NCAA bid by beating Tennessee twice. 1 Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.) 2 UK Invitation Tournament (Lexington, Ky.) 3 University of Dayton Arena (Dayton, Ohio)

Jim Andrews (6-11 Jr. C) Tom Parker (6-7 Sr. F) Ronnie Lyons (5-10 So. G) Stan Key (6-3 Sr. G) Larry Stamper (6-6 Jr. F)

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—Leading Scorers— Kevin Grevey (6-5 Jr. F) 21.9 Bob Guyette (6-9 Jr. C) 12.7 Jimmy Dan Conner (6-4 Jr. F-G) 12.0 Mike Flynn (6-3 Jr. G) 11.5 Ronnie Lyons (5-10 Sr. G) 7.8 1974 Australian Exhibition Tour (Not counted in won-lost record) May13 Tahitian National Team 116-62 W May17 Australia 87-97 May18 Newcastle 90-78 W May19 N.S.W. All Stars 123-67 W May21 Illawaarra Hawks 115-57 W May22 N.S.W. All Stars 106-50 W May23 A.C.T. 96-69 W May25 Bulleen Heidelberg 88-83 W May26 St. Kilda Business House 80-67 W May27 Nunawading 99-82W May28 Melbourne 79-86 May30 Gippsland All Stars 127-74 W May31 Bulleen Heidelberg 72-71 W Jun1 Laker All Stars 111-83 W Jun3 South Australian All Stars 109-96 W Jan4 South Australian All Stars 110-81 W Jun5 South Australian All Stars 111-84 W Jun6 Coburg 108-82 W Jun7 St. Kilda Business House 96-85 W 1923-1454

1974-75 (26-5, 15-3 SEC) National Runner-Up; SEC Co-Champions; UKIT Champions; Ranked 2nd AP, 4th UPI Coach: Joe B. Hall Captain: Jimmy Dan Conner N.30 NORTHWESTERN 16/NR 97-70 D.2 at Miami, Ohio 16/NR 80-73 D.7 at Indiana 15/3 74-98 D.9 1 North Carolina 15/9 90-78 D.20 2 WASHINGTON STATE 20/NR 97-75 D.21 2 OKLAHOMA STATE 20/NR 90-65 D.23 1 Kansas 20/18 100-63 D.28 1 Notre Dame 17/13 113-96

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J.4 * LSU J.6 * at Georgia J.11 * at Auburn J.13 * TENNESSEE J.18 * at Ole Miss J.20 * ALABAMA J.25 * FLORIDA J.27 * at Vanderbilt F.1 * MISSISSIPPI STATE F.3 * at LSU F.8 * GEORGIA F.10 * AUBURN F.15 * at Tennessee F.17 * OLE MISS F.22 * at Alabama F.24 * at Florida M.1 * VANDERBILT M.8 * at Mississippi State NCAA First Round (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) M.15 3 Marquette NCAA Mideast Regional (Dayton, Ohio) M.20 4 Central Michigan M.22 4 Indiana NCAA Final Four (San Diego, Calif.) M.29 5 Syracuse M.31 5 UCLA

9/NR 9/NR 7/NR 7/18 10/NR 10/7 11/NR 11/NR 5/NR 5/NR 5/NR 5/NR 4/NR 4/NR 7/5 7/NR 4/NR 6/NR

115-80 96-77 85-90 88-82 85-82 74-69 87-65 91-90 112-79 77-76 75-61 119-76 98-103 108-89 84-79 58-66 109-84 118-80

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67-61 81-78 79-78 71-67 2415-2345

1 Charlotte Coliseum (Charlotte, N.C.) 2 Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.) 3 UK Invitation Tournament (Lexington, Ky.) 4 Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.)

Jack Givens (6-4 So. F) Mike Phillips (6-10 So. C) Larry Johnson (6-2 Jr. G) James Lee (6-5 So. F) Rick Robey (6-10 So. C-F)* Reggie Warford (6-1 Sr. G) *Played in 12 games.

—Leading Scorers— 20.1 15.6 11.2 9.3 15.6 6.5

1976-77 (26-4, 16-2 SEC)

1975-76 (20-10, 11-7 SEC)

77-89 77-90 91-69 54-48 68-77 66-64 82-74 79-77 73-77 63-76 88-90 92-76 77-76 89-82 84-91 89-81 85-71 85-92 81-86 65-69 96-89 93-82 94-87 85-70 90-85 94-93

RUPP ARENA ERA (1976-PRESENT)

—Leading Scorers— Kevin Grevey (6-5 Sr. F) 23.6 Jimmy Dan Conner (6-4 Sr. G) 12.4 Rick Robey (6-10 Fr. C) 10.4 Jack Givens (6-4 Fr. F) 9.4 Mike Flynn (6-3 Sr. G) 9.0 Bob Guyette (6-9 Sr. F) 8.6

6/NR 7/4 14/NR 14/NR 14/1 20/NR 20/NR NR/5 NR/NR NR/8 NR/9 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/8 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/16 NR/NR

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1 Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.) 2 UK Invitation Tournament (Lexington, Ky.) 3 Coleman Coliseum (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) 4 University of Dayton Arena (Dayton, Ohio) 5 San Diego Sports Arena (San Diego, Calif.)

NIT Champions; UKIT Champions Coach: Joe B. Hall Captain: Jack Givens D.1 at Northwestern D.8 1 North Carolina D.10 MIAMI, OHIO D.13 at Kansas D.15 2 Indiana D.19 3 GEORGIA TECH D.20 3 OREGON STATE D.30 2 Notre Dame J.3 * at Mississippi State J.5 * at Alabama J.10 * TENNESSEE J.12 * GEORGIA J.17 * VANDERBILT J.24 * at Florida J.26 * at Auburn J.31 * OLE MISS F.2 * LSU F.7 * at Tennessee F.9 * at Georgia F.14 * at Vanderbilt F.21 * FLORIDA F.23 * AUBURN F.28 * at Ole Miss M.1 * at LSU M.6 * ALABAMA M.8 * MISSISSIPPI STATE NIT (New York, N.Y.) M.13 4 Niagara M.16 4 Kansas State M.18 4 Providence M.21 4 Charlotte

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1 UK Invitation Tournament (Lexington, Ky.) 2 Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.) 3 Palestra (Philadelphia, Pa.) 4 Cole Field House (College Park, Md.)

Jack Givens (6-4 Jr. F) Rick Robey (6-10 Jr. F) Mike Phillips (6-10 Jr. C) Larry Johnson (6-3 Sr. G) James Lee (6-5 Jr. F) Jay Shidler (6-1 Fr. G) Truman Claytor (6-1 So. G)

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SEC Co-Champions; Ranked 6th AP, 5th UPI Coach: Joe B. Hall Captains: Larry Johnson and Merion Haskins N.27 WISCONSIN 6/NR D.2 TCU 5/NR D.6 at Indiana 5/4 D.11 KANSAS 4/NR D.13 at South Carolina 4/NR D.17 1 BOWLING GREEN 3/NR D.18 1 UTAH 3/NR D.30 2 Notre Dame 6/2 J.3 * GEORGIA 6/NR J.8 * at Vanderbilt 3/NR J.12 * TENNESSEE 2/NR J.15 * at Auburn 2/NR J.17 * at Florida 2/NR J.22 * LSU 6/NR J.24 * OLE MISS 6/NR J.29 * at Alabama 6/3 J.31 * at Mississippi State 6/NR F.5 * VANDERBILT 3/NR F.7 2 Florida State 3/NR F.12 * AUBURN 3/NR F.14 * FLORIDA 3/NR F.19 * at LSU 2/NR F.21 * at Ole Miss 2/NR F.26 * ALABAMA 2/8 F.28 * MISSISSIPPI STATE 2/NR M.5 * at Tennessee 2/11 M.7 * at Georgia 2/NR NCAA First Round (Philadelphia, Pa.) M.12 3 Princeton 6/NR NCAA East Regional (College Park, Md.) M.17 4 VMI 3/20 M.19 4 North Carolina 3/5

72-64 103-53 66-51 90-63 98-67 77-59 68-70 102-78 OT 64-59 64-62 OT 67-71 75-68 73-71 87-72 100-73 87-85 92-85 113-73 97-57 89-82 104-78 90-76 81-69 85-70 77-64 79-81 72-54

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72-58

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—Leading Scorers— 18.9 14.2 12.2 10.7 9.8 7.8 6.6

1977-78 (30-2, 16-2 SEC) National Champions; SEC Champions; UKIT Champions; Ranked 1st AP, 1st UPI Coach: Joe B. Hall Captains: Jack Givens and Rick Robey N.26 SMU 2/NR 110-86 D.5 INDIANA 1/NR 78-64 D.10 at Kansas 1/19 73-66 D.12 SOUTH CAROLINA 1/NR 84-65 D.16 1 PORTLAND STATE 1/NR 114-88

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D.17 1 ST. JOHN’S D.23 IONA D.31 2 Notre Dame J.2 * VANDERBILT J.7 * at Florida J.9 * at Auburn J.14 * LSU J.16 * OLE MISS J.21 * at Mississippi State J.23 * at Alabama J.30 * GEORGIA F.4 * FLORIDA F.6 * AUBURN F.11 * at LSU F.13 * at Ole Miss F.15 * TENNESSEE F.18 * MISSISSIPPI STATE F.20 * ALABAMA F.25 * at Tennessee F.27 * at Georgia M.4 UNLV M.6 * at Vanderbilt NCAA First Round (Knoxville, Tenn.) M.11 3 Florida State NCAA Mideast Regional (Dayton, Ohio) M.16 4 Miami, Ohio M.18 4 Michigan State NCAA Final Four (St. Louis, Mo.) M.25 5 Arkansas M.27 5 Duke

1/NR 1/NR 1/4 1/NR 1/NR 1/NR 1/NR 1/NR 1/NR 1/NR 1/NR 1/NR 1/NR 1/NR 1/NR 3/NR 3/NR 3/NR 2/NR 2/NR 1/NR 1/NR

102-72 104-65 73-68 72-59 86-67 101-77 96-76 76-56 75-65 62-78 90-73 88-61 104-81 OT 94-95 64-52 90-77 58-56 97-84 68-57 78-67 92-70 78-68

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1/13

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91-69 52-49

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64-59 94-88 2693-2234

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NR/16 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/19

80-71 80-65 84-101 90-74 96-70 79-74

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82-77 101-100 80-67 OT 69-75

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1 UK Invitation Tournament (Lexington, Ky.) 2 Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.) 3 Birmingham-Jefferson Civic Center (Birmingham, Ala.) —Leading Scorers— Kyle Macy (6-3 Jr. G) 15.2 Dwight Anderson (6-3 Fr. G) 13.3 LaVon Williams (6-6 So. F) 11.5 Fred Cowan (6-8 So. C-F) 9.4 Truman Claytor (6-1 Sr. G) 8.7

1979-80 (29-6, 15-3 SEC)

1 UK Invitation Tournament (Lexington, Ky.) 2 Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.) 3 Stokely Center (Knoxvile, Tenn.) 4 University of Dayton Arena (Dayton, Ohio) 5 Checkerdome (St. Louis, Mo.) —Leading Scorers— Jack Givens (6-4 Sr. F) 18.1 Rick Robey (6-10 Sr. F) 14.4 Kyle Macy (6-3 So. G) 12.5 James Lee (6-5 Sr. F) 11.3 Mike Phillips (6-10 Sr. C) 10.2 Truman Claytor (6-1 Jr. G) 6.9 1978 Japan Exhibition Tour (Not counted in win-loss record) Jun13 Japan National (at Tokyo) 104-71 Jun15 Japan National (at Niigata) 102-89 Jun18 Japan National (at Nagoya) 97-59 Jun19 Japan National (at Osaka) 87-82 Jun20 Japan National (at Fukuoka) 88-61 Jun22 Japan National (at Nagasaki)122-79 Jun24 Japan National (at Tokyo) 125-57 705-498

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1978-79 (19-12, 10-8 SEC) Coach: Joe B. Hall Captains: Dwane Casey and Truman Claytor D.2 LASALLE 10/NR D.4 WEST TEXAS 10/NR D.9 KANSAS 10/5 D.16 at Indiana 6/NR D.22 1 TEXAS A&M 11/17 D.23 1 SYRACUSE 11/8 D.30 2 Notre Dame 13/2 J.3 * at Florida 9/NR J.6 * LSU 9/7 J.8 * OLE MISS 9/NR J.13 * at Alabama 17/NR J.15 * at Mississippi State 17/NR J.20 * TENNESSEE NR/NR J.22 * GEORGIA NR/NR J.25 * at Auburn NR/NR J.27 * FLORIDA NR/NR J.29 * AUBURN NR/NR F.3 * at LSU NR/9 F.5 * at Ole Miss NR/NR F.7 * at Vanderbilt NR/17

109-77 121-67 OT 67-66 OT 67-68 69-73 94-87 81-76 65-76 89-93 90-64 52-55 61-63 55-66 73-64 OT 86-83 87-81 66-59 61-70 87-82 58-68

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SEC Champions; UKIT Champions; Great Alaska Shootout Champions; Ranked 4th AP, 3rd UPI Coach: Joe B. Hall Captain: Kyle Macy N.17 1 Duke 2/3 OT 76-82 L N.30 2 Bradley 2/NR 79-58 W D.1 2 Alaska 2/NR 97-68 W D.2 2 Iona 2/NR 57-50 W D.8 BAYLOR 5/NR 80-46 W D.10 SOUTH CAROLINA 5/NR 126-81 W D.12 at Kansas 5/NR 57-56 W D.15 INDIANA 5/1 69-58 W D.17 3* Georgia 5/NR 95-69 W D.21 4 CALIFORNIA 3/NR 78-52 W D.22 4 PURDUE 3/9 61-60 W D.29 5 Notre Dame 2/3 86-80 W J.2 * AUBURN 2/NR 67-65 W J.5 * at Tennessee 2/NR 47-49 L J.9 * at Ole Miss 4/NR 79-73 W J.12 * ALABAMA 4/NR 64-78 L J.17 * at Florida 6/NR 76-63 W J.19 * VANDERBILT 6/NR 106-90 W J.23 * at Mississippi State 5/NR 89-67 W J.26 * GEORGIA 5/NR 56-49 W J.28 * LSU 5/11 60-65 L J.30 * at Auburn 3/NR 64-62 W F.2 * TENNESSEE 3/NR 83-75 W F.6 * OLE MISS 6/NR 86-72 W F.9 * at Alabama 6/NR 72-63 W F.13 * FLORIDA 5/NR 95-70 W F.15 * at Vanderbilt 5/NR 91-73 W F.17 at UNLV 5/NR 74-69 W F.20 * MISSISSIPPI STATE 3/NR 71-65 W F.24 * at LSU 3/5 OT 76-74 W SEC Tournament (Birmingham, Ala.) F.28 6 Auburn 2/NR 69-61 W F.29 6 Ole Miss 2/NR 70-67 W M.1 6 LSU 2/5 78-80 L NCAA Second Round (Bowling Green, Ky.) M.8 7 Florida State 4/NR 97-78 W NCAA Mideast Regional (Lexington, Ky.) M.13 DUKE 4/14 54-55 L 2685-2323 1 Hall of Fame Classic (Springfield, Mass.) 2 Great Alaskan Shootout (Anchorage, Alaska) 3 Omni (Atlanta, Ga.) 4 UK Invitation Tournament (Lexington, Ky.) 5 Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.) 6 Birmingham-Jefferson Civic Center (Birmingham, Ala.) 7 Diddle Arena (Bowling Green, Ky.)

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—Leading Scorers— 15.4

Sam Bowie (7-1 Fr. C) Fred Cowan (6-8 Jr. F) LaVon Williams (6-7 Sr. F) Jay Shidler (6-1 Sr. G)

12.9 12.5 7.5 6.2

Sam Bowie (7-1 So. C) Dirk Minniefield (6-3 So. G) Derrick Hord (6-6 So. G-F) Fred Cowan (6-8 Sr. F) Chuck Verderber (6-6 Jr. F)

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—Leading Scorers— 17.4 10.4 8.9 8.2 7.5

1981-82 (22-8, 13-5 SEC) SEC Co-Champions; UKIT Champions; Ranked 8th AP, 9th UPI Coach: Joe B. Hall Captain: Chuck Verderber N.28 AKRON 3/NR 83-64 D.5 at Ohio State 2/NR 78-62 D.8 INDIANA 2/10 85-69 D.12 at Kansas 2/NR OT 77-74 D.18 1 JACKSONVILLE 2/NR 107-91 D.19 1 SETON HALL 2/NR 98-74 D.26 2 North Carolina 2/1 69-82 D.29 3 Notre Dame 4/NR OT 34-28 J.2 * at Georgia 4/NR 68-66 J.6 * AUBURN 3/NR 83-71 J.9 * at Tennessee 3/NR 66-70 J.13 * at Ole Miss 6/NR 65-67 J.16 * ALABAMA 6/13 86-69 J.20 * at Florida 9/NR 91-76 J.23 * VANDERBILT 9/NR 67-58 J.25 * LSU 9/NR 76-65 J.27 * at Mississippi State 7/NR 51-56 J.30 * GEORGIA 7/NR 82-73 F.3 * at Auburn 9/NR OT 81-83 F.6 * TENNESSEE 9/16 77-67 F.10 * OLE MISS 12/NR 56-49

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F.13 * at Alabama F.17 * FLORIDA F.20 * at Vanderbilt F.24 * MISSISSIPPI STATE F.27 * at LSU SEC Tournament (Lexington, Ky.) M.4 AUBURN M.5 OLE MISS M.6 ALABAMA NCAA First Round (Nashville, Tenn.) M.11 Middle Tennessee

1980-81 (22-6, 15-3 SEC) UKIT Champions; Ranked 8th AP, 8th UPI Coach: Joe B. Hall Captain: Chuck Verderber N.29 EAST TENNESSEE ST. 1/NR 62-57 D.3 OHIO STATE 2/9 70-64 D.6 at Indiana 2/5 68-66 D.13 KANSAS 2/NR 87-73 D.19 1 ALASKA 2/NR 91-56 D.20 1 UAB (finals) 2/NR 61-53 D.27 2 Notre Dame 2/8 61-67 D.30 MAINE 5/NR 100-54 J.3 * GEORGIA 5/NR 76-62 J.7 * at Auburn 4/NR 79-66 J.10 * TENNESSEE 4/13 48-47 J.14 * OLE MISS 3/NR 64-55 J.17 * at Alabama 3/NR 55-59 J.19 * at LSU 3/6 67-81 J.21 * FLORIDA 6/NR 102-48 J.24 * at Vanderbilt 6/NR 78-64 J.28 * MISSISSIPPI STATE 7/NR 71-64 J.31 * at Georgia 7/NR 2OT 71-68 F.4 * AUBURN 6/NR 102-74 F.7 * at Tennessee 6/10 71-87 F.11 * at Ole Miss 11/NR 62-55 F.14 * ALABAMA 11/NR 77-62 F.18 * at Florida 10/NR 69-56 F.21 * VANDERBILT 10/NR 80-48 F.25 * at Mississippi State 9/NR 78-74 M.1 * LSU 9/2 73-71 SEC Tournament (Birmingham, Ala.) M.5 3 Vanderbilt 7/NR 55-60 NCAA Second Round (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) M.15 4 UAB 8/NR 62-69 2040-1760 1 UK Invitation Tournament (Lexington, Ky.) 2 Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.) 3 Birmingham-Jefferson Civic Center (Birmingham, Ala.) 4 Coleman Coliseum (Tuscaloosa, Ala.)

12/10 10/NR 10/NR 7/NR 7/NR

72-62 84-78 73-69 71-54 78-94

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15/NR 15/NR 15/18

89-66 62-58 46-48

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15/NR

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1 UK Invitation Tournament (Lexington, Ky.) 2 Continental Arena (East Rutherford, N.J.) 3 Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.) 4 Memorial Gymnasium (Nashville, Tenn.) —Leading Scorers— 16.3 13.4 13.1 11.3 6.6 1982 Japan Exhibition Tour (not counted in win-loss record) Jul1 W. Germany (Kariya) 84-73 W Jul2 France (Kyotta) 77-65W Jul4 W. Germany (Sapporo) 82-72 W Jul7 Japan (Akita) 86-66 W Jul10 France (Moebashi) 86-83 W Jul11 Japan (Tokyo) 106-71 W Note: the Wildcats also toured Taiwan and Hong Kong during the 1982 trip. The following are results of games played there: Jul12 China #2 (Taipei) 86-63 W Jul15 China #1 (Hong Kong) 119-48 W Derrick Hord (6-6 Jr. F) Jim Master (6-5 So. G) Melvin Turpin (6-10 So. C) Dirk Minniefield (6-3 Jr. G) Charles Hurt (6-6 Jr. F)

1982-83 (23-8, 13-5 SEC) SEC Champions; UKIT Champions; Ranked 12th AP, 12th UPI Coach: Joe B. Hall Captain: Charles Hurt N.27 BUTLER 4/NR 90-53 D.1 at Notre Dame 3/NR 58-45 D.4 VILLANOVA 3/4 93-79 D.7 DETROIT 2/NR 83-46 D.11 ILLINOIS 2/NR 76-57 D.17 1 DUQUESNE 2/NR 55-42 D.18 1 TULANE 2/NR 80-61 D.22 at Indiana 2/5 59-62 D.29 2 Kansas NR/NR 83-62 J.3 * OLE MISS NR/NR 72-60 J.5 * LSU NR/NR 52-50 J.8 * at Alabama NR/5 67-74 J.10 * at Mississippi State NR/NR OT 59-53 J.15 * AUBURN NR/NR 67-75 J.17 * FLORIDA NR/NR 70-63 J.22 * at Vanderbilt NR/NR OT 82-77 J.29 * at Georgia NR/NR 63-70 J.31 * at Tennessee NR/NR 63-65 F.5 * ALABAMA NR/NR 76-70 F.8 * MISSISSIPPI STATE NR/NR 88-67 F.12 * at Auburn NR/NR 71-69 F.14 * at Florida NR/NR 73-61 F.19 * VANDERBILT NR/NR 82-63 F.26 * GEORGIA NR/NR 81-72 F.27 * TENNESSEE NR/20 69-61 M.3 * at Ole Miss NR/NR 61-58 M.5 * at LSU NR/NR 60-74 SEC Tournament (Birmingham, Ala.) M.11 3 Alabama NR/NR 64-69 NCAA Second Round (Tampa, Fla.) M.19 4 Ohio NR/NR 57-40 NCAA Mideast Region (Knoxville, Tenn.) M.24 5 Indiana NR/5 64-59 M.26 5 Louisville NR/2 OT 68-80 2186-1937 1 UK Invitation Tournament (Lexington, Ky.) 2 Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.)

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3 Birmingham-Jefferson Civic Center (Birmingham, Ala.) 4 Sun Dome (Tampa, Fla.) 5 Stokely Center (Knoxville, Tenn.)

Melvin Turpin (6-11 Jr. C) Jim Master (6-5 Jr. G) Derrick Hord (6-6 Sr. F) Dirk Minniefield (6-3 Sr. G) Charles Hurt (6-6 Sr. F)

—Leading Scorers— 15.1 12.5 8.9 8.6 8.2

1983-84 (29-5, 14-4 SEC) NCAA Final Four; SEC Champions; SEC Tournament Champions; UKIT Champions; Ranked 3rd AP, 3rd UPI Coach: Joe B. Hall Captain: Dickey Beal N.26 LOUISVILLE 2/6 65-44 W D.3 INDIANA 1/NR 59-54 W D.10 at Kansas 2/NR 72-50 W D.16 1 WYOMING 2/NR 66-40 W D.17 1 BYU 2/NR 93-59 W D.20 at Cincinnati 2/NR 24-11 W D.24 at Illinois 2/NR 56-54 W D.28 2 Purdue 2/18 86-67 W J.2 * at Ole Miss 2/NR 68-55 W J.7 * at LSU 2/9 96-80 W J.9 * ALABAMA 2/NR 76-66 W J.11 * MISSISSIPPI STATE 2/NR 51-42 W J.13 * at Auburn 2/NR 63-82 L J.17 * at Florida 3/NR 57-69 L J.20 * VANDERBILT 3/NR 67-46 W J.22 HOUSTON 3/4 74-67 W J.28 * GEORGIA 3/18 64-40 W J.30 * TENNESSEE 3/NR 93-74 W F.4 * at Alabama 3/NR 62-69 L F.6 * at Mississippi State 3/NR 77-58 W F.11 * AUBURN 6/16 84-64 W F.13 * FLORIDA 6/NR 67-65 W F.19 * at Vanderbilt 6/NR 58-54 W F.25 * at Georgia 4/NR 66-64 W F.27 * at Tennessee 4/NR 58-63 L M.1 * OLE MISS 3/NR 76-57 W M.3 * LSU 3/NR 90-68 W SEC Tournament (Nashville, Tenn.) M.8 3 Georgia 3/NR 92-79 W M.9 3 Alabama 3/NR 48-46 W M.10 3 Auburn 3/NR 51-49 W NCAA Second Round (Birmingham, Ala.) M.17 4 BYU 3/NR 93-68 W NCAA Mideast Region (Lexington, Ky.) M.22 LOUISVILLE 3/NR 72-67 W M.24 ILLINOIS 3/6 54-51 W NCAA Final Four (Seattle, Wash.) M.31 5 Georgetown 3/2 40-53 L 2318-1975 1 UK Invitation Tournament (Lexington, Ky.) 2 Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.) 3 Memorial Gymnasium (Nashville, Tenn.) 4 Birmingham-Jefferson Civic Center (Birmingham, Ala.) 5 Kingdome (Seattle, Wash.)

Melvin Turpin (6-11 Sr. C) Kenny Walker (6-8 So. F) Sam Bowie (7-1 Sr. F) Jim Master (6-5 Sr. G) Winston Bennett (6-7 Fr. F)

—Leading Scorers— 15.2 12.4 10.5 9.6 6.5

1984-85 (18-13, 11-7 SEC) UKIT Champions Coach: Joe B. Hall Captains: Winston Bennett and Kenny Walker N.27 TOLEDO NR/NR D.1 at Purdue NR/NR D.4 SMU NR/9

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NR/11 NR/14 NR/NR NR/NR NR/12 NR/NR NR/17 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR

68-81 64-71 69-54 66-55 92-89 68-61 78-62 75-58 57-45 58-60 58-57 55-67 73-81 65-81 53-43 OT 49-47 68-62 67-52 51-48

F.16 * at Mississippi State NR/NR F.20 * at Florida NR/NR F.24 * GEORGIA NR/18 F.28 * TENNESSEE NR/NR M.2 * at LSU NR/NR SEC Tournament (Birmingham, Ala.) M.7 3 Florida NR/NR NCAA First/Second Round (Salt Lake City, Utah) M.14 4 Washington NR/NR M.16 4 UNLV NR/9 NCAA West Regional (Denver, Colo.) M.22 5 St. John’s NR/3

69-82 76-68 77-79 92-67 61-67

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at Indiana at Louisville EAST TENNESSEE ST. CINCINNATI Kansas AUBURN N.C. STATE VANDERBILT at Ole Miss at Alabama MISSISSIPPI STATE FLORIDA at Georgia at Tennessee LSU at Auburn at Vanderbilt OLE MISS ALABAMA

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70-86 2037-1976 1 UK Invitation Tournament (Lexington, Ky.) 2 Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.) 3 Birmingham-Jefferson Civic Center (Birmingham, Ala.) 4 Huntsman Center (Salt Lake City, Utah) 5 McNichols Arena (Denver, Colo.)

Kenny Walker (6-8 Jr. F) Ed Davender (6-1 Fr. G) Winston Bennett (6-7 So. F) Bret Bearup (6-9 Sr. C) James Blackmon (6-2 So. G) Roger Harden (6-1 Jr. G)

—Leading Scorers— 22.9 8.5 7.2 6.3 5.4 5.3

EDDIE SUTTON ERA (1986-89) 1985-86 (32-4, 17-1 SEC) SEC Champions; SEC Tournament Champions; Ranked 3rd AP, 3rd UPI Coach: Eddie Sutton Captains: Kenny Walker, Roger Harden and Leroy Byrd N.22 NORTHWESTERN ST. 11/NR 77-58 W N.26 at Chaminade 10/NR 89-57 W N.27 at Hawaii 10/NR 98-65 W D.3 CINCINNATI 9/NR 84-54 W D.7 INDIANA 9/19 63-58 W D.14 at Kansas 9/7 66-83 L D.20 1 EAST CAROLINA 13/NR 86-52 W D.21 1 PEPPERDINE 13/NR 88-56 W D.28 LOUISVILLE 13/15 69-64 W D.30 2 VMI 13/NR 93-55 W J.4 * at Vanderbilt 12/NR 80-71 W J.6 * at Auburn 12/NR 56-60 L J.8 * OLE MISS 11/NR 75-58 W J.11 * ALABAMA 11/NR 76-52 W J.15 * at Mississippi State 11/NR 64-52 W J.18 * at Florida 11/NR 72-55 W J.23 * GEORGIA 11/NR 74-69 W J.25 * TENNESSEE 11/NR 74-57 W J.29 * at LSU 8/17 54-52 W J.31 * AUBURN 8/NR 81-71 W F.2 at North Carolina State 8/NR 51-54 L F.5 * VANDERBILT 12/NR 73-65 W F.8 * at Ole Miss 12/NR 62-58 W F.13 * at Alabama 11/18 73-71 W

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1986 Japan Tour (Not counted in Won-Loss Record) Jun21 * Japan 80-55 W Jun22 * Finland 87-67 W Jun24 Finland (Sendai) 82-65 W Jun26 Japan (Niigata) 79-73 W Jun28 Finland (Ohtsu) 80-56W Jun29 Czechoslovakia (Sapporo) 74-80 L Jul2 S. China (Hong Kong) 87-45 W * Kirin World Tournament (Tokyo)

1986-87 (18-11, 10-8 SEC)

1 UK Invitation Tournament (Lexington, Ky.) 2 Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.) 3 The Omni (Atlanta, Ga.)

71-69 66-60 66-71 71-56 75-59 81-69 85-51 65-69 63-60 55-69 68-75 57-49 67-62 41-76 71-65 80-69 65-76 50-36 75-71 70-69 OT 91-84 56-74 65-54 52-65 71-79 64-63 75-74 72-79 77-91 1965-1944

—Leading Scorers— 16.0 15.2 9.1 8.4 7.5

1987-88 (25-5, 13-5 SEC)*

—Leading Scorers— 20.0 12.7 11.5 9.4 6.8

UKIT Champions Coach: Eddie Sutton Captains: James Blackmon, Paul Andrews N.29 AUSTIN PEAY 11/NR D.2 TEXAS TECH 13/NR D.6 at Indiana 13/3 D.13 LAMAR 19/NR D.19 1 IONA 18/NR D.20 1 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 18/NR D.27 at Louisville 18/NR D.30 2* Georgia 11/NR J.3 * at Auburn 11/5 J.7 * ALABAMA 9/NR J.10 * at Tennessee 9/NR J.12 * at Mississippi State 9/NR J.14 * FLORIDA NR/NR J.18 * LSU NR/NR J.21 * at Vanderbilt NR/NR J.25 NAVY NR/18 J.29 * at Ole Miss NR/NR J.31 * MISSISSIPPI STATE NR/NR F.4 * AUBURN NR/20 F.7 * at Alabama NR/9 F.11 * TENNESSEE NR/NR F.14 * at Florida NR/19 F.19 * VANDERBILT NR/NR F.21 * at LSU NR/NR F.25 * at Georgia NR/NR F.28 * OLE MISS NR/NR M.1 OKLAHOMA NR/12 SEC Tournament (Atlanta, Ga.) M.6 3 Auburn NR/NR NCAA First/Second Rounds (Atlanta, Ga.) M.13 3 Ohio State NR/NR

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Rex Chapman (6-4 Fr. G) Ed Davender (6-3 Jr. G) Richard Madison (6-7 Jr. F) James Blackmon (6-3 Sr. G) Robert Lock(6-11 Jr. C)

1 UK Invitation Tournament (Lexington, Ky.) 2 Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.) 3 Charlotte Coliseum (Charlotte, N.C.) 4 The Omni (Atlanta, Ga.)

Kenny Walker (6-8 Sr. F) Winston Bennett (6-7 Jr. F) Ed Davender (6-2 So. G) James Blackmon (6-3 Jr. G) Roger Harden (6-1 Sr. G)

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UKIT Champions; Ranked 6th AP, 6th UPI Coach: Eddie Sutton Captains: Winston Bennett, Ed Davender, Cedric Jenkins, Rob Lock, Richard Madison N.28 HAWAII 5/NR 86-59 W D.1 CINCINNATI 2/NR 101-77 W D.5 1 Indiana 2/5 OT 82-76 W D.12 LOUISVILLE 1/NR 76-75 W D.18 2 MIAMI, OHIO 1/NR 85-71 W D.19 2 CHARLOTTE 1/NR 84-81 W D.28 ALASKA 2/NR 100-58 W D.31 VANDERBILT 2/NR 81-74 W J.2 * at Georgia 2/NR 84-77 W J.6 * MISSISSIPPI STATE 1/NR 93-52 W J.9 * AUBURN 1/NR 52-53 L J.13 * at Alabama 5/NR 63-55 W J.16 * TENNESSEE 5/NR 83-65 W J.20 * FLORIDA 4/NR 56-58 L J.23 * at LSU 4/NR 76-61 W J.27 * at Vanderbilt 9/NR 66-83 L J.31 3 Notre Dame 9/NR 78-69 W F.3 * OLE MISS 10/NR 94-65 W F.6 * at Mississippi State 10/NR 83-59 W F.10 * at Auburn 10/NR 69-62 W F.13 * ALABAMA 10/NR 82-68 W F.17 * at Tennessee 9/NR 70-72 L F.20 * at Florida 9/NR 76-83 L F.24 * LSU 12/NR 95-69 W F.28 SYRACUSE 12/10 62-58 W M.2 * GEORGIA 8/NR 80-72 W M.5 * at Ole Miss 8/NR 78-71 W SEC Tournament (Baton Rouge, La.) M.11 4 Ole Miss 6/NR 82-64 W M.12 4 at LSU 6/NR 86-80 W M.13 4 Georgia 6/NR 62-57 W 2365-2024 1 RCA Dome (Indianapolis, Ind.) 2 UK Invitation Tournament (Lexington, Ky.) 3 Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.) 4 Pete Maravich Assembly Center (Baton Rouge, La.) —Leading Scorers— Rex Chapman (6-4 So. G) 19.0 Ed Davender (6-3 Sr. G) 15.7 Winston Bennett (6-7 Sr. F) 15.3 Rob Lock (6-11 Sr. C) 10.9 Eric Manuel (6-6 Fr. F) 7.1 *As part of sanctions imposed upon the UK basketball program in 1989, the NCAA ordered Kentucky to erase from the record three NCAA tournament games from the 198788 season. Kentucky’s 99-84 win over Southern, a 90-81 win over Maryland and an 80-74 loss to Villanova have been deleted from the records, thus changing the 1987-88 season record from 27-6 to 25-5. The presidents of the Southeastern Conference institutions voted to strip Kentucky of the 1987-88 SEC regular season and SEC Tournament championships. Kentucky was not forced to forfeit any of those regular season or tournament games.

1988-89 (13-19, 8-10 SEC) Coach: Eddie Sutton Captain: Mike Scott N.19 1 Duke N.25 2 Iona N.26 2 Seton Hall N.28 2 California D.3 3 Notre Dame D.7 NORTHWESTERN ST. D.10 WESTERN CAROLINA D.16 4 Bowling Green D.17 4 MARSHALL D.20 INDIANA D.27 5 Austin Peay D.31 at Louisville

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55-80 56-54 60-63 89-71 65-81 82-85 78-60 54-56 91-78 52-75 85-77 75-97

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J.4 * GEORGIA J.7 * VANDERBILT J.12 * at Florida J.14 * LSU J.18 * at Alabama J.21 * at Tennessee J.25 * AUBURN J.28 * at Ole Miss F.1 * MISSISSIPPI STATE F.5 * at Georgia F.8 * at Vanderbilt F.11 * FLORIDA F.15 * at LSU F.18 * ALABAMA F.20 * at Auburn F.22 * TENNESSEE F.26 at Syracuse M.1 * OLE MISS M.4 * at Mississippi State SEC Tournament (Knoxville, Tenn.) M.10 6 Vanderbilt

NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/17 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/6 NR/NR NR/NR

76-65 70-61 69-56 62-64 64-76 66-65 86-76 65-70 73-61 72-84 51-81 53-59 80-99 67-71 75-77 76-71 73-89 70-69 67-68

NR/NR

63-77 2220-2316

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—Leading Scorers— 16.0 14.3 13.9 9.8 5.9

RICK PITINO ERA (1990-97) 1989-90 (14-14, 10-8 SEC) Coach: Rick Pitino Captain: Derrick Miller N.28 OHIO D.2 1 Indiana D.4 * MISSISSIPPI STATE D.6 TENNESSEE TECH D.9 at Kansas D.19 FURMAN D.22 2 PORTLAND D.23 2 UL LAFAYETTE D.27 3 North Carolina D.30 LOUISVILLE J.3 * at Georgia J.6 * at Vanderbilt J.10 * FLORIDA J.13 * at LSU J.17 * ALABAMA J.20 * TENNESSEE J.24 * at Auburn J.27 * OLE MISS J.31 * at Mississippi State F.3 * GEORGIA F.7 * VANDERBILT F.12 * at Florida F.15 * LSU F.17 * at Alabama F.21 * at Tennessee F.24 * AUBURN F.28 * at Ole Miss M.5 at Notre Dame

NR/NR 76-73 NR/14 69-71 NR/NR 102-97 NR/NR 111-75 NR/2 95-150 NR/NR 104-73 NR/NR 88-71 NR/NR OT 113-116 NR/24 110-121 NR/8 79-86 NR/NR 91-106 NR/NR 85-92 NR/NR 89-81 NR/14 81-94 NR/25 82-65 NR/NR 95-83 NR/NR 70-74 NR/NR 98-79 NR/NR 86-87 NR/NR 88-77 NR/NR 100-73 NR/NR 78-74 NR/9 100-95 NR/NR 58-83 NR/NR 100-102 NR/NR 98-95 NR/NR 74-88 NR/NR 67-80 2487-2461

1 RCA Dome (Indianapolis, Ind.) 2 UK Invitation Tournament (Lexington, Ky.) 3 Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.)

Derrick Miller (6-5 Sr. G)

—Leading Scorers— 19.2

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Reggie Hanson (6-7 Jr. C) Deron Feldhaus (6-7 So. F) John Pelphrey (6-7 So. F) Sean Woods (6-2 So. G)

16.4 14.4 13.0 9.1

1990-91 (22-6, 14-4 SEC) L

1 Tip-off Classic (Springfield, Mass.) 2 Great Alaska Shootout (Anchorage, Alaska) 3 RCA Dome (Indianapolis, Ind.) 4 UK Invitation Tournament (Lexington, Ky.) 5 Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.) 6 Thompson-Boling Arena (Knoxville, Tenn.)

LeRon Ellis (6-10 So. C) Chris Mills (6-7 Fr. F) Derrick Miller (6-5 Jr. G) Reggie Hanson (6-7 So. F) Sean Sutton (6-1 So. G)

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Best Record in SEC; Ranked 9th AP Coach: Rick Pitino Captains: Deron Feldhaus, Reggie Hanson, John Pelphrey N.24 PENNSYLVANIA NR/NR 85-62 N.28 at Cincinnati NR/NR 75-71 D.1 1 Notre Dame NR/NR 98-90 D.8 KANSAS 25/NR 88-71 D.10 at North Carolina 25/10 81-84 D.15 CHATTANOOGA 18/NR 86-70 D.18 at Indiana 18/6 84-87 D.21 2 Western Kentucky 18/NR 84-70 D.27 EASTERN KENTUCKY 18/NR 74-60 D.29 at Louisville 18/NR 93-85 J.2 * at Georgia 16/NR 81-80 J.5 * LSU 16/14 93-80 J.9 * MISSISSIPPI STATE 11/NR 89-70 J.12 * at Tennessee 11/NR 78-74 J.16 * at Ole Miss 9/NR 95-85 J.19 * VANDERBILT 9/NR 58-50 J.23 * FLORIDA 8/NR 81-65 J.26 * at Alabama 9/NR 83-88 J.29 * at Auburn 10/NR 89-81 F.3 * GEORGIA 10/NR 96-84 F.5 * at LSU 10/19 88-107 F.9 * at Mississippi State 10/NR 82-83 F.13 * TENNESSEE 16/NR 85-74 F.16 * OLE MISS 16/NR 89-77 F.20 * at Vanderbilt 12/NR 87-98 F.23 * at Florida 12/NR 90-74 F.26 * ALABAMA 13/NR 79-73 M.2 * AUBURN 13/NR 114-93 2405-2186 1 RCA Dome (Indianapolis, Ind.) 2 Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.)

John Pelphrey (6-7 Jr. F) Reggie Hanson (6-8 Sr. C) Jamal Mashburn (6-9 Fr. F) Deron Feldhaus (6-7 Jr. F) Richie Farmer (6-0 Jr. G)

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—Leading Scorers— 14.4 14.4 12.9 10.8 10.1

1991-92 (29-7, 12-4 SEC) L L L L L

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SEC East Champions; SEC Tournament Champions; Ranked 6th AP, 6th CNN/USA Today Coach: Rick Pitino Captains: Richie Farmer, Deron Feldhaus, John Pelphrey and Sean Woods N.20 1 WEST VIRGINIA 4/NR 106-80 W N.22 1 PITTSBURGH 4/NR 67-85 L D.4 MASSACHUSETTS 14/NR 90-69 W D.7 2 Indiana 14/9 76-74 W D.10 TEXAS STATE 9/NR 82-36 W D.12 3 Morehead State 9/NR 101-84 W D.14 ARIZONA STATE 9/NR 94-68 W D.21 at Georgia Tech 8/13 80-81 L D.23 4 Ohio 17/NR 73-63 W D.28 LOUISVILLE 17/21 103-89 W J.2 NOTRE DAME 17/NR 91-70 W J.4 * at South Carolina 17/NR 80-63 W J.7 * GEORGIA 15/NR 78-66 W J.11 * FLORIDA 15/NR 81-60 W J.15 * at Vanderbilt 10/NR 84-71 W J.18 EASTERN KENTUCKY 10/NR 85-55 W J.21 * at Tennessee 8/NR 85-107 L J.25 * ARKANSAS 8/9 88-105 L J.29 * OLE MISS 14/NR 96-78 W F.2 * at LSU 14/NR 53-74 L F.8 * at Auburn 19/NR 85-67 W F.12 * ALABAMA 19/16 107-83 W F.15 WESTERN KENTUCKY 19/NR 93-83 W F.19 * at Mississippi State 13/NR 89-84 W

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F.23 * at Georgia 13/NR F.26 * SOUTH CAROLINA 11/NR M.1 * VANDERBILT 11/NR M.4 * at Florida 10/NR M.7 * TENNESSEE 10/NR SEC Tournament (Birmingham, Ala.) M.13 5 Vanderbilt 9/NR M.14 5 LSU 9/23 M.15 5 Alabama 9/17 NCAA First/Second Rounds (Worcester, Mass.) M.20 6 Old Dominion 6/NR M.22 6 Iowa State 6/NR NCAA East Regional (Philadelphia, Pa.) M.26 7 Massachusetts 6/17 M.28 7 Duke 6/1 OT

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4 Charlotte Coliseum (Charlotte, N.C.) 5 Louisiana Superdome (New Orleans, La.)

84-73 74-56 80-56 62-79 99-88

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76-57 80-74 80-54

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Jamal Mashburn (6-8 Jr. F) Travis Ford (5-9 Jr. G) Dale Brown (6-2 Sr. G) Rodrick Rhodes (6-6 Fr. F) Rodney Dent (6-10 Jr. C)

88-69 106-98

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1993-94 (27-7, 12-4 SEC)

87-77 103-104 3086-2680

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1 Preseason NIT (Lexington, Ky.) 2 RCA Dome (Indianapolis, Ind.) 3 Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.) 4 US Bank Arena (Cincinnati, Ohio) 5 Birmingham-Jefferson Civic Center (Birmingham, Ala.) 6 Centrum (Worcester, Mass.) 7 Spectrum (Philadelphia, Pa.)

Jamal Mashburn (6-8 So. F) John Pelphrey (6-7 Sr. F) Deron Feldhaus (6-7 Sr. F) Richie Farmer (6-0 Sr. G) Sean Woods (6-2 Sr. G)

—Leading Scorers— 21.3 12.5 11.4 9.6 7.7

1992-93 (30-4, 13-3 SEC) NCAA Final Four; SEC Tournament Champions; ECAC Holiday Festival Champions; Ranked 2nd AP, 3rd CNN/USA Today Coach: Rick Pitino Captains: Junior Braddy, Dale Brown D.2 WRIGHT STATE 5/NR 81-65 W D.5 GEORGIA TECH 5/13 96-87 W D.8 EASTERN KENTUCKY 3/NR 82-73 W D.12 at Louisville 3/9 88-68 W D.19 MOREHEAD STATE 3/NR 108-65 W D.22 MIAMI, OHIO 3/NR 65-49 W D.28 1 Rutgers 3/NR 89-67 W D.30 1 St. John’s (finals) 3/NR 86-77 W J.3 2 Indiana 3/4 81-78 W J.5 * at Georgia 2/NR 74-59 W J.9 * TENNESSEE 2/NR 84-70 W J.13 * at Vanderbilt 1/NR 86-101 L J.19 * at Alabama 4/NR 73-59 W J.23 * at South Carolina 4/NR 108-82 W J.26 * LSU 4/NR 105-67 W J.30 * FLORIDA 4/NR 71-48 W F.3 * MISSISSIPPI STATE 2/NR 87-63 W F.6 * VANDERBILT 2/11 82-67 W F.10 * at Arkansas 2/14 94-101 L F.13 at Notre Dame 2/NR 81-62 W F.17 * SOUTH CAROLINA 2/NR 87-66 W F.20 * GEORGIA 2/NR 86-70 W F.24 * at Tennessee 2/NR 77-78 L F.27 * AUBURN 2/NR 80-78 W M.3 * at Ole Miss 5/NR 98-66 W M.7 * at Florida 5/NR 85-77 W SEC Tournament (Lexington, Ky.) M.12 TENNESSEE 4/NR 101-40 W M.13 ARKANSAS 4/14 92-81 W M.14 LSU 4/NR 82-65 W NCAA First/Second Rounds (Nashville, Tenn.) M.19 3 Rider College 2/NR 96-52 W M.21 3 Utah 2/19 83-62 W NCAA Southeast Regional (Charlotte, N.C.) M.25 4 Wake Forest 2/16 103-69 W M.27 4 Florida State 2/11 106-81 W NCAA Final Four (New Orleans, La.) A.3 5 Michigan 2/3 OT 78-81 L 2975-2374 1 ECAC Holiday Festival (Madison Square Garden, N.Y., N.Y.) 2 Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.) 3 Memorial Gymnasium (Nashville, Tenn.)

—Leading Scorers— 21.0 13.6 9.4 9.1 6.4

SEC East Co-Champions; SEC Tournament Champions Maui Invitational Champions; Ranked 7th AP, 8th CNN/USA Today Coach: Rick Pitino Captains: Travis Ford, Gimel Martinez, Jeff Brassow N.27 LOUISVILLE 2/7 78-70 W D.1 TENNESSEE TECH 1/NR 115-77 W D.4 1 Indiana 1/21 84-96 L D.8 EASTERN KENTUCKY 6/NR 107-78 W D.17 MOREHEAD STATE 5/NR 97-61 W D.21 2 Texas 5/NR 86-61 W D.22 2 Ohio State 5/NR 100-88 W D.23 2 Arizona 5/13 93-92 W D.28 SAN FRANCISCO 5/NR 110-83 W D.30 ROBERT MORRIS 5/NR 92-67 W J.4 * VANDERBILT 4/22 107-82 W J.6 NOTRE DAME 4/NR 84-59 W J.8 * at Georgia 4/NR OT 90-94 L J.12 3* Ole Miss 8/NR 98-64 W J.15 * TENNESSEE 8/NR 93-74 W J.18 * at Florida 7/NR 57-59 L J.22 * at Mississippi State 7/NR 86-70 W J.26 * SOUTH CAROLINA 9/NR 79-67 W J.30 * at Auburn 9/NR 91-74 W F.2 * ALABAMA 7/NR 82-67 W F.6 4 Massachusetts 7/11 67-64 W F.9 * ARKANSAS 4/3 82-90 L F.12 at Syracuse 4/14 85-93 L F.15 * at LSU 11/NR 99-95 W F.19 * at Vanderbilt 11/NR 77-69 W F.23 * at Tennessee 7/NR 77-73 W F.27 * GEORGIA 7/NR 80-59 W M.2 * FLORIDA 7/19 80-77 W M.5 * at South Carolina 7/NR 74-75 L SEC Tournament (Memphis, Tenn.) M.11 5 Mississippi State 10/NR M.12 5 Arkansas 10/1 M.13 5 Florida 10/17 NCAA First/Second Rounds (St. Petersburg, Fla) M.18 6 Tennessee State 7/NR M.20 6 Marquette 7/21

95-76 90-78 73-60

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83-70 63-75 2954-2537

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1 RCA Dome (Indianapolis, Ind.) 2 Maui Invitational (Maui, Hawaii) 3 Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.) 4 Continental Arena (East Rutherford, N.J.) 5 The Pyramid (Memphis, Tenn.) 6 Tropicana Field (St. Petersburg, Fla.)

Tony Delk (6-1 So. G) Rodrick Rhodes (6-7 So., F) Travis Ford (5-9 Sr. G) Jared Prickett (6-9 So. F) Andre Riddick (6-9 Jr. C)

—Leading Scorers— 16.6 14.6 11.3 8.2 7.9

1994-95 (28-5, 14-2 SEC) SEC Champions; SEC East Champions; SEC Tournament Champions; Ranked 2nd AP, 5th CNN/USA Today Coach: Rick Pitino Captains: Tony Delk, Mark Pope, Rodrick Rhodes N.26 UT-MARTIN 4/NR 124-50 W N.30 OHIO 3/14 79-74 W D.3 1 UCLA 3/5 81-82 L D.7 2 Indiana 7/NR 73-70 W

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D.10 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 7/NR D.17 3 Texas Tech 6/NR D.27 MARSHALL 5/NR J.1 at Louisville 5/NR J.4 * AUBURN 8/NR J.7 * at South Carolina 8/NR J.10 * at Florida 7/15 J.14 * GEORGIA 7/NR J.18 4* Ole Miss 5/NR J.21 * VANDERBILT 5/NR J.25 * TENNESSEE 5/NR J.29 * at Arkansas 5/9 F.1 * SOUTH CAROLINA 6/NR F.5 SYRACUSE 6/10 F.8 * at Tennessee 5/NR F.12 at Notre Dame 5/NR F.14 * MISSISSIPPI STATE 4/23 F.18 * FLORIDA 4/NR F.21 * at Alabama 6/20 F.25 * at Vanderbilt 6/NR M.1 * at Georgia 5/NR M.4 * LSU 5/NR SEC Tournament (Atlanta, Ga.) M.10 5 Auburn 3/NR M.11 5 Florida 3/NR M.12 5 Arkansas 3/5 NCAA First/Second Rounds (Memphis, Tenn.) M.16 6 Mount St. Mary’s 2/NR M.18 6 Tulane 2/NR NCAA Southeast Regional (Birmingham, Ala.) M.23 7 Arizona State 2/16 M.25 7 North Carolina 2/4

90-49 83-68 116-75 86-88 98-64 80-55 83-67 83-71 82-65 81-68 69-50 92-94 90-72 77-71 68-48 97-58 71-76 87-77 72-52 71-60 97-74 127-80

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93-81 86-72 OT 95-93

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113-67 82-60

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97-73 61-74 2884-2278

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1 Wooden Classic (Arrowhead Pond, Anaheim, Calif.) 2 Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.) 3 US Bank Arena (Cincinnati, Ohio) 4 The Pyramid (Memphis, Tenn.) 5 Georgia Dome (Atlanta, Ga.) 6 The Pyramid (Memphis, Tenn.) 7 Birmingham-Jefferson Civic Center (Birmingham, Ala.) —Leading Scorers— Tony Delk (6-1 Jr. G) 16.7 Rodrick Rhodes (6-7 Jr. F) 12.9 Walter McCarty (6-9 Jr. F) 10.5 Jeff Sheppard (6-4 So. G 8.3 Mark Pope (6-10 Jr. C) 8.2

Aug.14 Aug.16 Aug.17 Aug.18 Aug.21

1995 Italy Tour (Not counted in Won-Loss Record) at Cagiva Varese 123-114 W at Venice Reyer 113-78 W Russia Dinamo (Venice) 116-81 W at Montecatini 115-123 L Siena (Scauri) 115-86 W

1995-96 (34-2, 16-0 SEC) National Champions; SEC Champions; SEC East Champions; ECAC Holiday Festival Champions; Ranked 1st CNN/USA Today, 2nd AP Coach: Rick Pitino Captains: Tony Delk, Walter McCarty, Mark Pope N.24 1 Maryland 1/14 96-84 W N.28 2 Massachusetts 1/7 82-92 L D.2 3 Indiana 1/NR 89-82 W D.6 WISC.-GREEN BAY 5/NR 74-62 W D.9 GEORGIA TECH 5/16 83-60 W D.16 MOREHEAD STATE 5/NR 96-32 W D.19 4 Marshall 4/NR 118-99 W D.23 LOUISVILLE 4/25 89-66 W D.27 5 Rider 2/NR 90-65 W D.29 5 Iona 2/NR 106-79 W J.3 * at South Carolina 2/NR 89-60 W J.6 * OLE MISS 2/NR 90-60 W J.9 * at Mississippi State 2/12 74-56 W J.13 * TENNESSEE 2/NR 61-44 W J.16 * at LSU 2/NR 129-97 W J.20 TCU 2/NR 124-80 W J.24 * at Georgia 2/NR 82-77 W

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J.27 * SOUTH CAROLINA 2/NR F.3 * FLORIDA 2/NR F.7 * at Vanderbilt 2/NR F.11 * ARKANSAS 2/NR F.14 * GEORGIA 2/NR F.17 * at Tennessee 2/NR F.20 * ALABAMA 2/NR F.24 * at Florida 2/NR F.27 * at Auburn 1/NR M.2 * VANDERBILT 1/NR SEC Tournament (New Orleans, La.) M.8 6 Florida 1/NR M.9 6 Arkansas 1/NR M.10 6 Mississippi State 1/NR NCAA First/Second Rounds (Dallas, Texas) M.14 7 San Jose State 2/NR M.16 7 Virginia Tech 2/22 NCAA Midwest Regional (Minneapolis, Minn.) M.21 8 Utah 2/12 M.23 8 Wake Forest 2/9 NCAA Final Four (East Rutherford, N.J.) M.30 9 Massachusetts 2/1 A.1 9 Syracuse 2/15

89-57 77-63 120-81 88-73 86-73 90-50 84-65 94-63 88-73 101-63

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100-76 95-75 73-84

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110-72 84-60

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101-70 83-63

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81-74 76-67 3292-2497

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1 Tip-Off Classic (Springfield, Mass.) 2 Great Eight (The Palace, Auburn Hills, Mich.) 3 RCA Dome (Indianapolis, Ind.) 4 Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.) 5 ECAC Holiday Festival (Madison Square Garden, N.Y., N.Y.) 6 Louisiana Superdome (New Orleans, La.) 7 Reunion Arena (Dallas, Texas) 8 Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome (Minneapolis, Minn.) 9 Continental Arena (East Rutherford, N.J.) # UK’s 16-0 regular season SEC record was the first perfect league slate since Alabama went 14-0 in 1956.

Tony Delk (6-1 Sr. G) Antoine Walker (6-8 So. F) Walter McCarty (6-10 Sr. F) Derek Anderson (6-4 Jr. G-F) Ron Mercer (6-7 Fr. F)

—Leading Scorers— 17.8 15.2 11.3 9.4 8.0

1996-97 (35-5, 13-3 SEC) National Runner-up; SEC Tournament Champions; 2nd SEC East (13-3); Great Alaska Shootout Champions; Ranked 2nd CNN/USA Today, 5th AP Coach: Rick Pitino Captains: Derek Anderson, Anthony Epps, Jared Prickett N.15 1 Clemson 3/20 OT 71-79 L N.28 2 Syracuse 8/12 87-53 W N.29 2 Alaska Anchorage 8/NR 104-72 W N.30 2 College of Charleston 8/NR 92-65 W D.3 3 Purdue 6/NR 101-87 W D.7 4 Indiana 6/8 99-65 W D.9 WRIGHT STATE 6/NR 90-62 W D.14 NOTRE DAME 3/NR 80-56 W D.21 5 Georgia Tech 3/NR 88-59 W D.23 UNC ASHEVILLE 3/NR 105-51 W D.28 6 Ohio State 3/NR 81-65 W D.31 at Louisville 3/14 74-54 W J.4 * TENNESSEE 3/NR 74-40 W J.7 * MISSISSIPPI STATE 3/NR 90-61 W J.9 CANISIUS 3/NR 68-45 W J.11 * at Ole Miss 3/NR 69-73 L J.14 * at Georgia 5/21 86-65 W J.18 * AUBURN 5/NR 77-53 W J.22 7* Vanderbilt 3/NR 58-46 W J.26 * at Arkansas 3/NR 83-73 W J.29 * at Florida 3/NR 92-65 W F.1 * GEORGIA 3/NR 82-57 W F.4 * at South Carolina 3/19 OT 79-84 L F.6 WESTERN CAROLINA 3/NR 82-55 W F.9 VILLANOVA 3/16 93-56 W F.12 * LSU 4/NR 84-48 W F.15 * FLORIDA 4/NR 85-56 W F.19 * at Alabama 3/NR 75-61 W F.22 * at Vanderbilt 3/NR 82-79 W F.25 * at Tennessee 3/NR 74-64 W

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M.2 * SOUTH CAROLINA 3/6 SEC Tournament (Memphis, Tenn.) M.7 8 Auburn 6/NR M.8 8 Ole Miss 6/NR M.9 8 Georgia 6/24 NCAA First/Second Round (Salt Lake City, Utah) M.13 9 Montana 5/NR M.15 9 Iowa 5/NR NCAA West Regional (San Jose, Calif.) M.20 10 St. Joseph’s 5/12 M.22 10 Utah 5/2 NCAA Final Four (Indianapolis, Ind.) M.29 1 Minnesota 5/3 M.31 1 Arizona (finals) 5/15

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83-68 72-59

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78-69 OT 79-84 3325-2512

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1 RCA Dome (Indianapolis, Ind.) 2 Great Alaska Shootout (Anchorage, Alaska) 3 Great Eight (United Center, Chicago, Ill.) 4 Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.) 5 Georgia Dome (Atlanta, Ga.) 6 Rock ‘n Roll Shootout (Gund Arena, Cleveland, Ohio) 7 US Bank Arena (Cincinnati, Ohio) 8 The Pyramid (Memphis, Tenn.) 9 Huntsman Center (Salt Lake City, Utah) 10 San Jose Arena (San Jose, Calif.) —Leading Scorers— Ron Mercer (6-7 So. G-F) 18.1 Derek Anderson (6-5 Sr. G) 17.7 Scott Padgett (6-9 So. F) 9.6 Anthony Epps (6-2 Sr. G) 8.9 Allen Edwards (6-5 Jr. F) 8.6

ORLANDO “TUBBY” SMITH ERA (1998-2007) 1997-98 (35-4, 14-2 SEC) National Champions; SEC Champions; SEC East Champions; SEC Tournament Champions; Ranked 5th AP, 1st USA Today/ESPN Coach: Tubby Smith Captains: Allen Edwards, Cameron Mills, Jeff Sheppard N.20 MOREHEAD STATE 9/NR 88-49 W N.24 1 George Washington 9/NR 70-55 W N.25 1 Arizona 8/1 74-89 L N.26 1 Missouri 8/NR 77-55 W N.29 2 Clemson 8/13 76-61 W D.3 3 Purdue 7/6 89-75 W D.6 4 Indiana 7/NR 75-72 W D.10 at Canisius 4/NR 81-54 W D.13 GEORGIA TECH 4/24 85-71 W D.20 TULSA 4/NR 74-53 W D.23 AMERICAN 4/NR 75-52 W D.27 LOUISVILLE 4/NR 76-79 L D.30 at Ohio 6/NR 95-58 W J.3 * VANDERBILT 6/NR 71-62 W J.6 * at Georgia 6/NR 90-79 W J.10 * at Mississippi State 6/NR 77-71 W J.13 * SOUTH CAROLINA 6/14 91-70 W J.17 * ARKANSAS 6/22 OT 80-77 W J.21 5* Alabama 7/NR 70-67 W J.24 * at Tennessee 7/NR 85-67 W J.27 * at Vanderbilt 7/NR 63-61 W F.1 * FLORIDA 7/NR 78-86 L F.4 * at LSU 8/NR 63-61 W F.8 at Villanova 8/NR 79-63 W F.11 * TENNESSEE 7/NR 80-74 W F.14 * OLE MISS 7/18 64-73 L F.18 * at Florida 8/NR 79-54 W F.22 * GEORGIA 8/NR 85-74 W F.25 * at Auburn 7/NR 83-58 W F.28 * at South Carolina 7/14 69-57 W SEC Tournament (Atlanta, Ga.) M.6 6 Alabama 7/NR 82-71 W M.7 6 Arkansas 7/16 99-74 W M.8 6 South Carolina (finals) 7/15 86-56 W NCAA First/Second Rounds (Atlanta, Ga.) M.13 6 South Carolina State 5/NR 82-67 W

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M.15 6 Saint Louis 5/NR NCAA South Regional (St. Petersburg, Fla.) M.20 7 UCLA 5/19 M.22 7 Duke 5/3 NCAA Final Four (San Antonio, Texas) M.28 8 Stanford 5/10 M.30 8 Utah 5/7

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94-68 86-84

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1 Maui Invitational (Maui, Hawaii) 2 Premier Classic (Phoenix, Ariz.) 3 Great Eight (United Center, Chicago, Ill.) 4 RCA Dome (Indianapolis, Ind.) 5 Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.) 6 Georgia Dome (Atlanta, Ga.) 7 Tropicana Field (St. Petersburg, Fla.) 8 Alamodome (San Antonio, Texas)

Jeff Sheppard (6-3 Sr. G) Nazr Mohammed (6-10 Jr. C) Scott Padgett (6-9 Jr. F) Wayne Turner (6-2 Jr. G) Allen Edwards (6-5 Sr. F)

—Leading Scorers— 13.7 12.0 11.5 9.3 9.2

1998-99 (28-9, 11-5 SEC) SEC Tournament Champions; Ranked 8th AP, t5th USA Today/ESPN Coach: Tubby Smith Captains: Heshimu Evans, Scott Padgett, Wayne Turner N.17 EASTERN KENTUCKY 4/NR 99-64 N.19 MERCER 4/NR 82-51 N.23 1 Wright State 4/NR 97-75 N.26 2 Colorado 4/NR 64-52 N.27 2 Pittsburgh 4/NR 56-68 N.28 2 UCLA 4/10 66-62 D.1 3 Kansas 8/7 63-45 D.5 MIAMI (FLA.) 8/NR 74-65 D.8 4 Indiana 5/11 OT 70-61 D.12 MARYLAND 5/2 103-91 D.19 5 Georgia Tech 3/NR 80-39 D.22 6 Duke 3/2 60-71 D.26 at Louisville 3/NR 74-83 D.29 TENNESSEE STATE 7/NR 97-47 J.2 * FLORIDA 7/NR 93-58 J.5 * at South Carolina 5/NR 68-61 J.9 * at Vanderbilt 5/NR 73-57 J.12 * TENNESSEE 6/NR 46-47 J.16 * at Ole Miss 6/NR 63-57 J.20 * AUBURN 7/6 72-62 J.23 * MISSISSIPPI STATE 7/NR 76-49 J.26 * at Georgia 6/NR OT 91-83 J.30 * LSU 6/NR 86-62 F.4 * at Florida 5/NR 68-75 F.6 * at Alabama 5/NR 58-62 F.13 * SOUTH CAROLINA 18/NR 74-40 F.17 * GEORGIA 6/NR 92-71 F.20 * at Arkansas 6/NR 70-74 F.24 * VANDERBILT 13/NR 88-63 F.28 * at Tennessee 13/NR 61-68 SEC Tournament (Atlanta, Ga.) M.5 5 Ole Miss 14/NR 83-73 M.6 5 Auburn 14/4 69-57 M.7 5 Arkansas 14/22 76-63 NCAA First/Second Rounds (New Orleans, La.) M.12 7 New Mexico State 14/NR 82-60 M.14 7 Kansas 14/22 OT 92-88 NCAA Midwest Regional (St. Louis, Mo.) M.19 8 Miami (Ohio) 14/NR 58-43 M.21 8 Michigan State 14/2 66-73 2790-2320 1 US Bank Arena (Cincinnati, Ohio) 2 San Juan Shootout (Bayamone, P.R.) 3 Great Eight (United Center, Chicago, Ill.) 4 Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.) 5 Georgia Dome (Atlanta, Ga.) 6 Jimmy V Classic (Continental Arena, E. Rutherford, N.J.) 7 Louisiana Superdome (New Orleans, La.) 8 Edward Jones Dome (St. Louis, Mo.)

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— Leading Scorers — Scott Padgett (6-9 Sr. F) Heshimu Evans (6-6 Sr. F) Wayne Turner (6-2 Sr. G) Michael Bradley (6-10 So. C) Jamaal Magloire (6-10 Jr. C)

12.6 11.8 10.5 9.8 7.0

1999-00 (23-10, 12-4 SEC) Co-SEC Champions; Co-SEC East Champions; Preseason NIT Runner-Up; Ranked 19th AP, 20th USA Today/ESPN Coach: Tubby Smith N.17 1 PENNSYLVANIA 14/NR 67-50 W N.19 1 UTAH 14/16 56-48 W N.24 1 Maryland 11/24 61-58 W N.26 1 Arizona 11/8 51-63 L N.29 2 Dayton 11/NR 66-68 L D.4 3 Indiana 13/23 75-83 L D.7 UNC ASHEVILLE 23/NR 86-41 W D.11 at Maryland 23/21 66-72 L D.18 LOUISVILLE NR/NR 76-46 W D.23 MICHIGAN STATE NR/5 60-58 W D.27 ALASKA-ANCHORAGE NR/NR 62-42 W D.30 4 Missouri NR/NR 70-53 W J.5 5 Georgia Tech 25/NR 80-71 W J.8 * VANDERBILT 25/NR 72-52 W J.11 * at Auburn 20/4 63-66 L J.15 * at South Carolina 20/NR 64-48 W J.19 * OLE MISS 18/NR 74-69 W J.22 * at Vanderbilt 18/20 OT 81-73 W J.26 * at Georgia 16/NR 75-69 W J.29 at Miami (Fla.) 16/NR 60-57 W F.1 * TENNESSEE 14/6 81-68 W F.5 * SOUTH CAROLINA 14/NR 76-63 W F.8 * at Florida 11/12 73-90 L F.13 * at LSU 11/25 57-70 L F.16 * ALABAMA 19/NR 66-54 W F.19 * GEORGIA 19/NR 70-64 W F.23 * at Tennessee 18/7 67-74 L F.26 * ARKANSAS 18/NR 60-55 W F.29 * at Mississippi State 22/NR 73-61 W M.4 * FLORIDA 22/8 85-70 W SEC Tournament (Atlanta, Ga.) M.10 6 Arkansas 16/NR 72-86 L NCAA First/Second Rounds (Cleveland, Ohio) M.16 7 St. Bonaventure 19/NR 2OT 85-80 W M.18 7 Syracuse 19/16 50-52 L 2280-2074 1 Preseason NIT (Lexington and New York, N.Y.) 2 US Bank Arena (Cincinnati, Ohio) 3 RCA Dome (Indianapolis, Ind.) 4 Sugar Bowl Classic (New Orleans, La.) 5 Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.) 6 Georgia Dome (Atlanta, Ga.) 7 Cleveland Convocation Center (Cleveland, Ohio)

Tayshaun Prince (6-9 So. F) Jamaal Magloire (6-10 Sr. C) Keith Bogans (6-5 Fr. G) Desmond Allison (6-5 So F) Jules Camara (6-11 So. F)

—Leading Scorers— 13.3 13.2 12.5 7.8 7.2

2000-01 (24-10, 12-4 SEC) Co-SEC Champions; Co-SEC East Champions; SEC Tournament Champions; Ranked 9th AP, 8th ESPN/USA Today Coach: Tubby Smith Captains: Tayshaun Prince and J.P. Blevins N.9 1 St. John’s 12/NR 61-62 L N.10 1 UCLA 12/17 OT 92-97 L N.21 2 Jacksonville State 20/NR 91-48 W N.25 PENN STATE 22/NR 68-73 L D.2 at North Carolina NR/6 93-76 W D.5 EASTERN KENTUCKY NR/NR 94-79 W D.9 3 Georgia Tech NR/NR 84-86 L D.16 at Michigan State NR/2 45-46 L D.22 4 Indiana NR/NR 88-74 W D.27 HIGH POINT NR/NR 102-49 W

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J.2 at Louisville NR/NR J.6 * GEORGIA NR/NR J.10 * SOUTH CAROLINA NR/NR J.13 NOTRE DAME NR/25 J.16 * TENNESSEE NR/4 J.20 * at Ole Miss NR/21 J.23 * at Alabama NR/18 J.27 * VANDERBILT NR/NR J.31 * at Georgia NR/25 F.3 * at South Carolina NR/NR F.6 * FLORIDA NR/8 F.10 * MISSISSIPPI STATE NR/NR F.14 * at Tennessee 22/15 F.17 * at Vanderbilt 22/NR F.21 * LSU 13/NR F.25 * at Arkansas 13/NR F.28 * AUBURN 15/NR M.4 * at Florida 15/6 SEC Tournament (Nashville, Tenn.) M.9 5 South Carolina 15/NR M.10 5 Arkansas 15/NR M.11 5 Ole Miss 15/14 NCAA First/Second Rounds (Uniondale, N.Y.) M.15 6 Holy Cross 9/NR M.17 6 Iowa 9/24 NCAA East Regional (Philadelphia, Pa.) M.22 7 Southern California 9/NR

64-62 67-63 69-63 82-71 84-74 55-65 60-70 86-75 85-70 94-61 71-70 76-57 103-95 79-74 84-61 78-82 90-78 86-94

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Keith Bogans (6-5 So. G) Tayshaun Prince (6-9 Jr. F) Jason Parker (6-8 Fr. C) Marquis Estill (6-9 So. F) Saul Smith (6-2 Sr. G)

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76-80 2713-2400 1 Coaches vs. Cancer (Madison Square Garden, N.Y., N.Y.) 2 US Bank Arena (Cincinnati, Ohio) 3 Georgia Dome (Atlanta, Ga.) 4 Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.) 5 Gaylord Entertainment Center (Nashville, Tenn.) 6 Nassau Coliseum (Uniondale, N.Y.) 7 First Union Center (Philadelphia, Pa.)

—Leading Scorers— 17.0 16.9 8.6 7.3 6.8

2001-02 (22-10, 10-6 SEC) Co-SEC East Champions; Ranked 16th AP, 13th USA Today/ESPN Coach: Tubby Smith Captains: J.P. Blevins, Tayshaun Prince N.15 1 WESTERN KENTUCKY 4/NR 52-64 L N.16 1 MARSHALL 4/NR 90-73 W N.24 MOREHEAD STATE 10/NR 94-75 W N.28 2 Kent State 13/NR 82-68 W D.5 VMI 11/NR 99-57 W D.8 NORTH CAROLINA 11/NR 79-59 W D.15 KENTUCKY STATE 9/NR 118-63 W D.18 3 Duke 7/1 OT 92-95 L D.22 4 Indiana 7/NR 66-52 W D.29 LOUISVILLE 6/NR 82-62 W J.2 5 Tulane 6/NR 101-67 W J.5 * at Mississippi State 6/NR OT 69-74 L J.9 * GEORGIA 8/NR 84-88 L J.12 * at South Carolina 8/NR 51-50 W J.15 * OLE MISS 12/NR 87-64 W J.19 at Notre Dame 12/NR 72-65 W J.22 * at Auburn 8/NR 69-62 W J.26 * ALABAMA 8/14 61-64 L J.29 * at Florida 10/5 70-68 W F.2 * SOUTH CAROLINA 10/NR 91-74 W F.6 * at Tennessee 7/NR OT 74-76 L F.9 * at LSU 7/NR 68-56 W F.13 * VANDERBILT 10/NR 67-59 W F.16 * at Georgia 10/21 69-78 L F.19 * TENNESSEE 12/NR 64-61 W F.23 * ARKANSAS 12/NR 71-58 W F.27 * at Vanderbilt 11/NR 73-86 L M.2 * FLORIDA 11/8 70-67 W SEC Tournament (Atlanta, Ga.) M.8 6 South Carolina 12/NR 57-70 L NCAA First/Second Rounds (St. Louis, Mo.)

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M.22 8

Maryland

16/NR 83-68 16/NR 87-82 NCAA East Regional (Syracuse, N.Y.) 16/4 68-78 2460-2183

—Leading Scorers— 17.5 11.6 8.9 8.9 7.1

2002-03 (32-4, 16-0 SEC) SEC Champions; SEC East Champions; SEC Tournament Champions; Ranked 1st AP, 4th USA Today/ESPN Coach: Tubby Smith Captains: Keith Bogans, Jules Camara and Marquis Estill N.25 1 Arizona State 15/NR 82-65 W N.26 1 Virginia 15/NR 61-75 L N.27 1 Gonzaga 15/NR 80-72 W D.3 HIGH POINT 18/NR 84-64 W D.7 at North Carolina 18/12 98-81 W D.10 at Tulane 12/NR 76-60 W D.14 MICHIGAN STATE 12/21 67-71 L D.21 2 Indiana 18/6 70-64 W D.28 at Louisville 14/NR 63-81 L D.30 TENNESSEE STATE 20/NR 115-87 W J.2 ALCORN STATE 20/NR 94-63 W J.4 3 Ohio 20/NR 83-75 W J.8 * at Tennessee 18/NR 74-71 W J.11 * SOUTH CAROLINA 18/NR 62-55 W J.14 * at Vanderbilt 16/NR 74-52 W J.18 NOTRE DAME 16/10 88-73 W J.22 * AUBURN 8/24 67-51 W J.25 * at Alabama 8/15 63-46 W F.1 * at South Carolina 7/NR 87-69 W F.4 * FLORIDA 6/1 70-55 W F.8 * at Ole Miss 6/NR 80-62 W F.11 * GEORGIA 3/20 87-67 W F.15 * LSU 3/NR 68-57 W F.19 * at Arkansas 2/NR 66-50 W F.23 * MISSISSIPPI STATE 2/19 70-62 W F.26 * TENNESSEE 2/NR 80-68 W M.2 * at Georgia 2/21 74-66 W M.5 * VANDERBILT 2/NR 106-44 W M.8 * at Florida 2/3 69-67 W SEC Tournament (New Orleans, La.) M.14 4 Vanderbilt 2/NR 81-63 W M.15 4 Auburn 2/NR 78-58 W M.16 4 Mississippi State 2/NR 64-57 W NCAA First/Second Rounds (Nashville, Tenn.) M.21 5 IUPUI 1/NR 95-64 W M.23 5 Utah 1/NR 74-54 W NCAA Midwest Regional (Minneapolis, Minn.) M.27 6 Wisconsin 1/21 63-57 W M.29 6 Marquette 1/9 69-83 L 2782-2309 1 Maui Invitational (Maui, Hawaii) 2 Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.) 3 US Bank Arena (Cincinnati, Ohio) 4 Louisiana Superdome (New Orleans, La.) 5 Gaylord Entertainment Center (Nashville, Tenn.) 6 Hubert H. Humphery Metrodome (Minneapolis, Minn.)

Keith Bogans (6-5 Sr. G) Gerald Fitch (6-3 Jr. G) Marquis Estill (6-9 Sr. C) Erik Daniels (6-8 Jr. F)

—Leading Scorers— 15.7 12.3 11.6 9.5

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1 NABC Classic 2 US Bank Arena (Cincinnati, Ohio) 3 Continental Arena (East Rutherford, N.J.) 4 RCA Dome (Indianapolis, Ind.) 5 Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.) 6 Georgia Dome (Atlanta, Ga.) 7 Edward Jones Dome (St. Louis, Mo.) 8 Carrier Dome (Syracuse, N.Y.)

Tayshaun Prince (6-9 Sr. F) Keith Bogans (6-5 Jr. G) Marquis Estill (6-9 Jr. C) Gerald Fitch (6-3 So. G) Cliff Hawkins (6-1 So. G)

8.6

2003-04 (27-5, 13-3 SEC) SEC East Champions; SEC Tournament Champions; Ranked 2nd AP, 8th USA Today/ESPN Coach: Tubby Smith N.21 WINTHROP 10/NR 65-44 N.28 TENNESSEE TECH 10/NR 108-81 D.1 1 Marshall 9/NR 89-76 D.6 2 UCLA 9/NR 52-50 D.13 3 Michigan State 8/21 79-74 D.20 4 Indiana 2/NR 80-41 D.23 EASTERN KENTUCKY 2/NR 101-72 D.27 LOUISVILLE 2/20 56-65 D.31 5 Austin Peay 8/NR 61-53 J.3 NORTH CAROLINA 8/9 61-56 J.10 * VANDERBILT 7/20 75-63 J.13 * at Mississippi State 5/20 67-66 J.17 * GEORGIA 5/NR 57-65 J.20 * at Tennessee 9/NR OT 69-68 J.25 at Notre Dame 9/NR 71-63 J.28 * OLE MISS 5/NR 71-61 J.31 * at Vanderbilt 5/NR 60-66 F.3 * at Florida 9/21 68-65 F.7 * SOUTH CAROLINA 9/25 65-64 F.10 * ALABAMA 8/NR 66-55 F.14 * at Georgia 8/NR 68-74 F.18 * ARKANSAS 9/NR 73-56 F.21 * at Auburn 9/NR 68-59 F.25 * TENNESSEE 9/NR 92-60 F.29 * at LSU 9/NR 70-64 M.3 * at South Carolina 9/NR 84-65 M.7 * FLORIDA 9/NR 82-62 SEC Tournament (Atlanta, Ga.) M.12 6 Georgia 8/NR 69-60 M.13 6 South Carolina 8/NR 78-63 M.14 6 Florida 8/NR 89-73 NCAA First/Second Rounds (Columbus, Ohio) M.19 7 Florida A&M 2/NR 96-76 M.21 7 UAB 2/NR 75-76 2365-2036 1 US Bank Arena (Cincinnati, Ohio) 2 Wooden Classic (Arrowhead Pond, Anaheim, Calif.) 3 Ford Field (Detroit, Mich.) 4 RCA Dome (Indianapolis, Ind.) 5 Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.) 6 Georgia Dome (Atlanta, Ga.) 7 Nationwide Arena (Columbus, Ga.)

Gerald Fitch (6-3 Sr. G) Erik Daniels (6-8 Sr. F) Kelenna Azubuike (6-5 So. G) Chuck Hayes (6-6 Jr. F) Cliff Hawkins (6-1 Sr., G)

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—Leading Scorers— 16.2 14.5 11.1 10.7 10.3

2004-05 (28-6, 14-2 SEC) SEC Champions; SEC East Champions; Ranked 7th AP, 5th USA Today/ESPN Coach: Tubby Smith Captains: Josh Carrier and Chuck Hayes N.20 COPPIN STATE 9/NR 77-46 W N.23 1 Ball State 8/NR 73-53 W N.26 GEORGIA STATE 8/NR 77-59 W N.30 TENNESSEE TECH 8/NR 92-63 W D.4 at North Carolina 8/9 78-91 L D.8 MOREHEAD STATE 10/NR 71-40 W D.11 2 Indiana 10/NR 73-58 W D.18 at Louisville 9/13 60-58 W D.22 WILLIAM & MARY 8/NR 92-47 W D.29 CAMPBELL 8/NR 82-50 W J.5 * SOUTH CAROLINA 8/NR 79-75 W J.9 KANSAS 8/2 59-65 L J.12 * VANDERBILT 9/NR 69-54 W J.15 * at Georgia 9/NR 76-55 W J.19 * at Ole Miss 8/NR 53-50 W J.22 * LSU 8/NR 89-58 W

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at Tennessee 7/NR 84-62 at Arkansas 7/NR 68-67 at Vanderbilt 6/NR 84-70 FLORIDA 5/NR 69-66 GEORGIA 5/NR 60-51 at South Carolina 3/NR 61-73 MISSISSIPPI STATE 3/NR 94-78 AUBURN 5/NR 81-73 at Alabama 5/16 78-71 TENNESSEE 3/NR 73-61 at Florida 3/NR 52-53 SEC Tournament (Atlanta, Ga.) M.11 3 Tennessee 4/NR 86-62 M.12 3 LSU 4/NR OT 79-78 M.13 3 Florida 4/NR 53-70 NCAA First/Second Rounds (Indianapolis, Ind.) M.17 4 Eastern Kentucky 7/NR 72-64 M.19 4 Cincinnati 7/23 69-60 NCAA Austin Regional (Austin, Texas) M.25 5 Utah 7/18 62-52 M.27 5 Michigan State 7/15 2OT 88-94 2503-2127 1 US Bank Arena (Cincinnati, Ohio) 2 Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.) 3 Georgia Dome (Atlanta, Ga.) 4 RCA Dome (Indianapolis, Ind.) 5 Frank Erwin Center (Austin, Texas)

Kelenna Azubuike (6-5 Jr. F) Patrick Sparks (6-0 Jr. G) Chuck Hayes (6-6 Sr. F) Randolph Morris (6-10 Fr. C) Rajon Rondo (6-1 Fr G)

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2 Guardians Classic, Municipal Auditorium (K.C., Mo.) 3 Philips Arena (Atlanta, Ga.) 4 RCA Dome (Indianapolis, Ind.) 5 Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.) 6 US Bank Arena (Cincinnati, Ohio) 7 Gaylor Entertainment Center (Nashville, Tenn.) 8 Wachovia Center (Philadelphia, Pa.)

Randolph Morris (6-10 So. C) Rajon Rondo (6-1 So. G) Joe Crawford (6-4 So. G) Patrick Sparks (6-0 Sr. G) Ramel Bradley (6-1 So. G)

—Leading Scorers— 13.3 11.2 10.2 9.7 7.9

2006-07 (22-12, 9-7 SEC)

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—Leading Scorers— 14.7 11.0 10.9 8.8 8.1

2005-06 (22-13, 9-7 SEC) Coach: Tubby Smith Captains: Preston LeMaster, Ravi Moss, Patrick Sparks and Brandon Stockton N.13 1 SOUTH DAKOTA ST 9/NR 71-54 W N.14 1 LIPSCOMB 8/NR 67-49 W N.21 2 Iowa 7/18 63-67 L N.22 2 West Virginia 7/13 80-66 W N.25 LIBERTY 7/NR 81-51 W N.29 HIGH POINT 10/NR 75-55 W D.3 NORTH CAROLINA 10/NR 79-83 L D.6 3 at Georgia State 15/NR 73-46 W D.10 4 Indiana 15/18 53-79 L D.17 LOUISVILLE 23/4 73-61 W D.23 5 Iona 19/NR 73-67 W D.30 6 Ohio 18/NR 71-63 W J.3 UCF 19/NR 59-57 W J.7 at Kansas 19/NR 46-73 L J.10 * VANDERBILT NR/NR 51-57 L J.14 * ALABAMA NR/NR 64-68 L J.17 * at Georgia NR/NR 69-55 W J.21 * SOUTH CAROLINA NR/NR 80-78 W J.24 * at Auburn NR/NR 71-62 W J.29 * ARKANSAS NR/NR 78-76 W F.1 * at Mississippi State NR/NR 81-66 W F.4 * at Florida NR/8 80-95 L F.7 * TENNESSEE NR/11 67-75 L F.11 * at Vanderbilt NR/NR 81-84 L F.15 * GEORGIA NR/NR 68-61 W F.18 * at South Carolina NR/NR 79-66 W F.22 * OLE MISS NR/NR 80-40 W F.25 * at LSU NR/24 67-71 L M.1 * at Tennessee NR/11 80-78 W M.5 * FLORIDA NR/17 64-79 L SEC Tournament (Nashville, Tenn.) M.9 7 Ole Miss NR/NR 71-57 W M.10 7 Alabama NR/NR 68-61 W M.11 7 South Carolina NR/NR 61-65 L NCAA First/Second Rounds (Philadelphia, Pa.) M.17 8 UAB NR/25 69-64 W M.19 8 Connecticut NR/2 83-87 L 2477-2314 1 Guardians Classic (Lexington, Ky.)

Coach: Tubby Smith Captains: Lukasz Obrzut, Bobby Perry, Sheray Thomas N.15 MIAMI (OHIO) 22/NR 57-46 N.17 MISS. VALLEY STATE 22/NR 79-56 N.20 1 DePaul 20/NR 87-81 N.21 1 UCLA 20/5 68-73 N.22 1 Memphis 20/11 63-80 N.28 COL. of CHARLESTON NR/NR 77-61 D.2 at North Carolina NR/7 63-75 D.5 2 Chattanooga NR/NR 79-63 D.9 INDIANA NR/NR 59-54 D.16 at Louisville NR/NR 61-49 D.19 SANTA CLARA NR/NR 74-60 D.22 MASSACHUSETTS NR/NR 82-68 D.29 EASTERN KENTUCKY NR/NR 78-65 J.3 HOUSTON NR/NR 77-70 J.6 * at Ole Miss NR/NR 68-58 J.10 * AUBURN NR/NR 84-57 J.13 * MISSISSIPPI STATE NR/NR 64-60 J.16 * at South Carolina 25/NR 87-49 J.20 * VANDERBILT 25/NR 67-72 J.24 * at Georgia NR/NR OT 69-78 J.28 * TENNESSEE NR/NR 76-57 F.3 * at Arkansas NR/NR 82-74 F.7 * SOUTH CAROLINA 20/NR 95-89 F.10 * FLORIDA 20/1 61-64 F.13 * at Tennessee 20/NR 85-89 F.17 * at Alabama 20/25 61-72 F.20 * LSU NR/NR 70-63 F.25 * at Vanderbilt NR/17 65-67 F.28 * GEORGIA NR/NR 82-70 M.4 * at Florida NR/5 72-85 SEC Tournament (Atlanta, Ga.) M.8 3 Alabama NR/NR 79-67 M.9 3 Mississippi State NR/NR OT 82-84 NCAA First/Second Rounds (Chicago, Ill.) M.16 4 Villanova NR/NR 67-58 M.18 4 Kansas NR/2 76-88 2496-2302 1 EA Sports Maui Invitational (Lahaina, Hawaii) 2 Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.) 3 Georgia Dome (Atlanta, Ga.) 4 United Center (Chicago, Ill.)

Randolph Morris (6-11 Jr. C) Joe Crawford (6-5 Jr. G) Ramel Bradley (6-2 Jr. G) Jodie Meeks (6-5 Fr. G) Bobby Perry (6-8 Sr. F)

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—Leading Scorers— 16.1 14.0 13.4 8.7 8.4

BILLY GILLISPIE ERA (2008-2009) 2007-08 (18-13, 12-4 SEC) Coach: Billy Gillispie N.6 1 CENTRAL ARKANSAS N.7 1 GARDNER-WEBB N.21 LIBERTY N.24 TEXAS SOUTHERN N.27 STONY BROOK

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NORTH CAROLINA at Indiana vs. UAB at Houston TENNESSEE TECH SAN DIEGO FLORIDA INT LOUISVILLE VANDERBILT at Mississippi State at Florida TENNESSEE SOUTH CAROLINA at Georgia at Auburn ALABAMA at Vanderbilt at LSU GEORGIA ARKANSAS OLE MISS at Tennessee at South Carolina FLORIDA vs. Georgia vs. Marquette

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1 2k Sports College Hoops Classic (Rupp Arena) 2 Freedom Hall (Louisville, KY) 3 Alexander Memorial Coliseum- Ga. Tech (Atlanta, Ga.) 4 Honda Center (Anaheim, Calif.)

Joe Crawford (6-5, Sr.) Patrick Patterson (6-8, Fr.) Ramel Bradley (6-2, Sr.) Jodie Meeks (6-4, So.) Perry Stevenson (6-9, So.)

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S D.3 D.6 D.7 D.13 D.20 D.22 D.27 D.29 J. 4 J.10 J.13 J.18 J.21 J.24 J.27 J.31 F.3 F.10 F.14 F.17 F.21 F.25 F.28 M.4 M.7 M.12 M.13 M.17 M.23 M.25

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LAMAR MIAMI (FLA) MISSISSIPPI VALLEY ST. INDIANA vs. Appalachian State TENNESSEE STATE FLORIDA ATLANTIC CENTRAL MICHIGAN at Louisville VANDERBILT at Tennessee at Georgia AUBURN at Alabama at Ole Miss SOUTH CAROLINA MISSISSIPPI STATE FLORIDA at Arkansas at Vanderbilt TENNESSEE at South Carolina LSU GEORGIA at Florida vs. Ole Miss vs. LSU UNLV at Creighton at Notre Dame

E NR/NR NR/21 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/18 NR/NR NR/24 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/18 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/20 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR

—Leading Scorers— 17.9 16.4 15.9 8.8 5.9

NR/NR NR/1 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR

103-61 67-73 88-65 72-54 93-69 102-58 76-69 84-52 71-74 70-60 90-72 68-45 73-64 61-51 80-85 77-78 57-66 68-65 79-63 64-77 77-58 59-77 70-73 85-90 53-60 71-58 58-67 70-60 65-63 67-77 2669-2386

1 Las Vegas Invitational (Rupp Arena) 2 Las Vegas Invitational (Orleans Arena, Las Vegas, Nev.) 3 Freedom Hall (Louisville) 4 SEC Tournament - (St. Pete Times Forum, Tampa, Fla.) 5 NIT - (Memorial Coliseum, Lexington) 6 NIT - (Qwest Center, Omaha, Neb.) 7 NIT - (Joyce Center, South Bend, Ind.)

2008-09 (22-14, 8-8 SEC) Coach: Billy Gillispie N.14 VMI N.18 at North Carolina N.22 1 DELAWARE STATE N.24 1 LONGWOOD N.28 2 vs. Kansas State N.29 2 vs. West Virginia

103-111 58-77 71-42 91-57 74-72 54-43

L L W W W W

Jodie Meeks (6-4, Jr., G) Patrick Patterson (6-9, So., F) Perry Stevenson (6-9, Jr., F) Ramon Harris (6-7, Jr., G) Darius Miller (6-7, Fr., G)

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—Leading Scorers— 23.7 17.9 7.8 5.5 5.3

W L W W W W W W L W W W W W L L L W W L W L L L L W L W W L

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S ERIES R ECORDS School Advent Memorial Air Force Akron Alabama Alaska-Anchorage Alcorn State Alumni American Appalachian State Arizona Arizona State Arkansas Arkansas State Army Ashland YMCA Auburn Austin Peay Ball State Baylor Berea Bethany Boston University Bowling Green Bradley BYU Butler California Campbell Canisius Carnegie Tech Centenary Central Central Arkansas Central Florida Central Michigan Centre CCNY Chaminade Charlotte Chattanooga Chicago Christ Church Cincinnati Cincinnati YMCA Clemson College of Charleston Colorado Columbia Connecticut Coppin State Cornell Creighton Cumberland Dartmouth Davidson Dayton Delaware State DePaul DePauw Detroit Mercy Duke

W 0 1 2 98 5 1 4 1 1 2 3 23 1 1 2 83 4 1 6 11 1 2 2 3 3 4 2 1 2 2 3 7 1 1 2 18 0 1 2 11 2 0 27 0 12 2 1 1 0 1 0 8 4 3 1 3 1 18 1 1 11

L 1 0 0 35 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 7 0 0 0 17 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 9 0 0 0 10 1 0 0 0 0 4 10 2 4 0 0 0 1 0 1 4 1 1 0 2 0 3 3 1 8

Last Time L, 41-27 W, 78-58 W, 83-64 W, 61-51 W, 62-42 W, 94-63 W, 62-25 W, 75-52 W, 93-69 L, 63-51 W, 82-65 W, 79-63 W, 75-6 W, 80-65 W, 30-19 W, 73-64 W, 61-53 W, 73-53 W, 80-46 W, 56-32 W, 24-11 W, 90-49 L, 56-54 W, 79-58 W, 93-68 W, 90-53 W, 89-71 W, 82-50 W, 81-54 W, 61-14 W, 70-18 W, 52-10 W, 67-40 W, 59-57 W, 84-52 W, 47-11 L, 89-50 W, 89-57 W, 84-81 W, 79-63 W, 42-16 L, 30-19 W, 69-60 L, 38-9 W, 76-61 W, 77-61 W, 64-52 W, 76-53 L, 87-83 W, 77-46 L, 92-77 W, 65-63 W, 37-21 W, 102-77 W, 75-55 L, 68-66 W, 71-42 W, 87-81 W, 38-35 W, 83-46 L, 95-92 ot

Date 1/18/1909 12/17/65 11/28/81 1/24/09 12/27/99 1/2/03 12/7/40 12/23/97 12/20/08 11/26/99 11/25/02 2/14/09 1/8/45 12/21/68 1/20/14 1/21/09 12/31/03 11/23/04 12/8/79 12/4/44 2/4/11 12/10/94 12/16/88 11/30/79 3/17/84 11/27/82 11/28/88 12/29/04 12/10/97 12/28/43 12/27/40 2/1/12 11/06/07 1/3/06 12/29/08 2/13/29 3/14/50 11/26/85 12/19/87 12/5/06 1/2/35 3/1/13 3/19/05 1/27/1906 11/29/97 11/28/06 11/26/98 3/18/48 3/19/06 11/20/04 12/28/66 3/23/09 1/15/21 12/21/73 3/14/86 11/29/99 11/22/08 11/20/06 2/4/44 12/7/82 12/18/01

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School Duquesne Eastern Kentucky East Carolina East Tennessee St. Florida Florida A&M Florida Atlantic Florida International Florida State Fort Benning Fort Knox Furman Gardner-Webb George Washington Georgia Georgia State Georgia Tech Georgetown (Ky.) Georgetown Gonzaga Great Lakes Hardin-Simmons Hawaii High Point Holy Cross Houston Idaho Illinois Indiana Indiana Central Iona Iowa Iowa State IUPUI Jacksonville Jacksonville State Kansas Kansas State Kent St. Kentucky State *Ky. Wesleyan Lamar LaSalle Lexington High Lexington YMCA Liberty Lipscomb Long Island Longwood LSU Louisville Louisville Coliseum Louisville YMCA Louisville YMHA Loyola (Ill.) Loyola (La.) Maine Marietta Marquette Marshall Maryland

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W 1 10 1 2 86 1 1 1 6 1 7 1 0 1 110 2 56 35 0 1 0 1 2 3 3 3 2 11 29 4 6 5 2 1 1 1 19 8 1 1 8 2 3 1 2 2 1 2 1 78 26 1 1 1 4 1 1 2 7 11 7

L 0 0 0 0 32 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 24 0 15 15 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 4 23 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 6 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 5 0 0 1 0 24 14 1 0 0 3 0 0 2 7 0 5

Last Time W, 55-42 W, 78-65 W, 86-52 W, 62-57 L, 85-90 W, 96-76 W, 76-69 W, 92-49 W, 106-81 W, 81-25 W, 80-41 W, 104-73 L, 68-84 W, 70-55 L, 85-90 W, 73-46 L, 86-84 W, 39-19 L, 53-40 W, 80-72 L, 53-39 W, 83-55 W, 86-59 W, 75-55 W, 72-68 L, 69-83 W, 91-35 W, 54-51 W, 72-54 W, 94-61 W, 73-67 L, 67-63 W, 106-98 W, 95-64 W, 107-91 W, 91-48 L, 88-76 W, 74-72 W, 82-68 W, 118-63 W, 57-18 W, 103-61 W, 109-77 L, 36-29 L, 27-25 W, 80-54 W, 67-49 W, 63-62 W, 91-57 L, 58-67 L, 71-74 L, 30-18 W, 30-21 W, 59-12 L, 100-91 W, 86-64 W, 100-54 L, 27-23 L, 66-74 W, 89-76 L, 78-68

Date 12/17/82 12/30/06 12/20/85 12/21/84 3/7/09 3/19/04 12/27/08 12/31/07 3/27/93 1/7/46 12/1/47 12/19/89 11/07/07 11/24/97 3/4/09 12/6/05 12/9/00 12/2/38 3/31/84 11/27/02 3/6/43 12/1/65 11/28/87 11/29/05 3/15/01 12/18/07 12/17/55 3/24/84 12/13/08 12/3/49 12/23/05 11/21/05 3/22/92 3/21/03 12/18/81 11/21/00 3/18/07 11/28/08 11/28/01 12/15/01 12/10/38 12/3/08 12/2/78 1/13/1910 1/24/13 11/21/07 11/14/05 3/17/47 11/24/08 3/13/09 1/4/09 2/22/08 1/17/14 1/31/14 3/14/64 12/30/63 12/30/80 3/4/16 3/20/08 12/1/03 3/22/02

School Maryville Massachusetts Memphis Mercer Mexico Mexico YMCA Miami (Fla.) Miami (Ohio) Michigan Michigan State Middle Tennessee Minnesota Mississippi Mississippi State Miss. Valley State Missouri Montana Moores Hill Morehead St. Mount St. Mary's Navy Nebraska UNLV New Albany YMCA New Mexico State New York U. Niagara North Carolina UNC-Asheville N.C. State Northern Colorado Northwestern Northwestern State Notre Dame Oglethorpe Ohio Ohio State Ohio Wesleyan Oklahoma Oklahoma State Old Dominion Oregon Oregon State Otterbien Pennsylvania Penn State Pepperdine Phillips Oilers Pittsburgh Portland Portland State Princeton Providence Purdue Rhode Island Rider Robert Morris Rose Polytechnic Rutgers San Diego San Francisco San Jose State Santa Clara Seattle Seton Hall

U W 5 5 0 2 3 1 3 21 4 12 0 4 96 84 2 4 1 1 8 1 3 2 4 0 1 0 1 10 2 3 1 7 1 41 1 14 10 0 2 3 1 1 3 0 4 2 1 0 4 1 1 2 1 6 1 2 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1

C L 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 4 2 10 1 1 12 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 2 0 21 0 1 0 1 1 18 0 1 8 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 2 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1

Last Time W, 53-14 W, 82-68 L, 80-63 W, 82-51 W, 56-26 W, 25-14 L, 67-73 W, 57-46 L, 81-78 ot L, 94-88 2ot L, 50-44 W, 78-69 W, 71-58 L, 57-66 W, 88-65 W, 70-53 W, 81-69 W, 32-11 W, 71-40 W, 113-67 W, 80-69 W, 85-60 W, 70-60 L, 29-12 W, 82-60 L, 41-28 W, 67-61 L, 58-77 W, 86-41 L, 54-51 W, 106-73 L, 89-77 L, 85-82 L, 67-77 W, 81-12 W, 71-63 W, 81-65 L, 37-19 W, 75-74 W, 90-65 W, 88-69 W, 95-68 W, 82-74 L, 41-27 W, 67-50 L, 73-68 W, 88-56 L, 53-49 L, 68-56 W, 88-71 W, 114-88 W, 72-59 W, 79-78 W, 89-75 W, 46-45 W, 90-65 W, 92-67 W, 33-12 W, 60-54 L, 72-81 W, 110-83 W, 110-72 W, 74-60 W, 84-72 L, 63-60

Date 12/13/40 12/22/06 11/22/06 11/19/98 1/24/42 1/8/24 12/6/08 11/15/06 4/3/93 3/27/05 3/11/82 3/29/97 3/12/09 2/3/09 12/7/08 12/30/99 3/13/97 2/14/1906 12/8/04 3/16/95 1/25/87 12/15/72 3/17/09 2/12/1906 3/12/99 1/8/36 3/13/76 11/18/08 12/7/99 2/2/86 12/1/59 12/1/75 12/7/88 3/25/09 12/13/34 12/30/05 12/28/96 2/9/11 3/1/87 12/21/74 3/20/92 12/16/72 12/20/75 2/10/11 11/17/99 11/25/00 12/21/85 3/31/48 11/27/98 12/22/89 12/16/77 3/12/77 3/18/76 12/3/97 3/20/46 12/27/95 12/30/93 1/30/17 12/28/92 12/29/07 12/28/93 3/14/96 12/19/06 3/22/58 11/26/88

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School Sewanee South Carolina South Carolina St. Southern Cal SMU South Dakota State St. Andrews St. Bonaventure St. John's St. Joseph's Stony Brook Saint Louis Stanford Syracuse Temple Tennessee Tennessee-Martin Tennessee State Tennessee Tech Texas Texas A&M TCU Texas Southern Texas State Texas Tech Toledo Transylvania Tufts Tulane Tulsa UAB UCLA Utah Utah State UTEP Valparaiso Vanderbilt Vernon (Ind.) Villanova Virginia Virginia Tech VMI Wabash Wake Forest Wash.U St. Louis Washington Washington & Lee Washington State Wayne West Carolina Western Kentucky Western Ontario West Texas State West Virginia William & Mary Winthrop Wisconsin Wis.-Green Bay Wright Field Wright State Wyoming Xavier Yale

S W 6 41 1 0 3 1 1 1 10 2 1 8 2 8 14 142 1 4 5 1 2 2 1 1 4 1 7 1 41 5 2 6 9 1 0 1 131 1 6 6 3 5 1 4 2 1 12 1 1 2 3 4 2 13 1 1 3 1 1 3 2 37 1

L 0 9 0 3 2 0 1 0 5 0 0 9 0 3 4 65 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 5 0 3 4 2 0 1 0 43 0 0 3 1 3 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 4 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0

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Last Time W, 60-15 L, 59-77 W, 82-67 L, 80-76 L, 56-54 W, 71-54 L, 50-25 W, 85-80 2ot L, 62-61 W, 102-72 W, 62-52 W, 88-61 W, 86-85 ot L, 52-50 W, 56-52 W, 77-58 W, 124-50 W, 102-58 W, 69-47 W, 86-61 L, 73-69 W, 124-80 W, 83-35 W, 82-36 W, 83-68 W, 63-54 W, 30-24 W, 66-56 W, 76-60 W, 87-82 L, 76-79 L, 73-68 W, 62-52 W, 92-64 L, 72-65 W, 83-68 L, 77-64 W, 34-14 W, 67-58 L, 75-61 W, 84-60 L, 111-103 W, 96-24 W, 83-63 W, 69-39 W, 68-58 W, 94-66 W, 97-75 W, 84-64 W, 82-55 L, 64-52 W, 90-18 W, 121-67 W, 54-43 W, 92-47 W, 65-44 W, 63-57 W, 74-62 W, 61-28 W, 97-75 W, 66-40 W, 115-77 W, 79-58

Date 2/15/34 2/25/09 3/13/98 3/22/01 12/4/84 11/13/05 2/26/15 3/16/00 11/9/00 3/20/97 11/27/07 3/15/98 3/28/98 3/18/00 12/8/62 2/21/09 11/26/94 12/22/08 12/22/07 12/21/93 12/22/78 1/20/96 11/24/07 12/10/91 12/17/94 11/27/84 3/3/11 3/24/45 12/10/02 3/16/02 12/15/07 11/21/06 3/25/05 12/23/57 3/19/66 3/14/02 2/17/09 2/13/1906 3/16/07 11/26/02 3/16/96 11/14/08 12/28/46 3/23/96 2/7/48 3/14/85 12/1/56 12/20/74 3/16/56 2/6/97 11/15/01 12/10/49 12/4/78 11/29/08 12/22/04 11/21/03 3/27/03 12/6/95 1/15/44 11/23/98 12/16/83 11/30/68 12/27/61

K ENTUCKY A MERICA E AST Boston University Maine Stony Brook

VS . 4-0 2-0 1-0 1-0

ATLANTIC 10 Charlotte Dayton Duquesne George Washington La Salle Massachusetts Rhode Island St. Bonaventure St. Joseph’s (Pa.) Saint Louis Temple Xavier (Ohio)

78-18 2-0 3-2 1-0 1-0 3-0 5-1 1-0 1-0 2-0 8-9 14-4 37-2

ATLANTIC C OAST Clemson Duke Florida State Georgia Tech Maryland Miami (Florida) North Carolina North Carolina State Virginia Virginia Tech Wake Forest

121-61 12-4 11-8 6-2 56-15 7-5 3-1 10-21 3-1 6-3 3-1 4-0

ATLANTIC S UN Campbell East Tennessee State Gardner-Webb Jacksonville Lipscomb Mercer B IG E AST Cincinnati Connecticut DePaul Georgetown Louisville Marquette Notre Dame Pittsburgh Providence

7-3 1-0 2-0 0-1 1-1 1-0 2-1 163-70 27-10 0-1 18-3 0-2 26-14 7-7 42-17 4-2 1-0

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Rutgers St. John’s (N.Y.) Seton Hall Syracuse Villanova West Virginia

1-0 10-5 1-1 8-3 6-0 13-4

B IG S KY Montana Portland State

2-0 1-0 1-0

B IG S OUTH High Point Liberty UNC Asheville VMI Winthrop

13-3 3-0 2-0 2-0 5-3 1-0

B IG T EN Illinois Indiana Iowa Michigan Michigan State Minnesota Northwestern Ohio State Penn State Purdue Wisconsin

92-56 11-4 28-23 5-3 4-2 12-10 4-1 7-1 10-8 2-1 6-2 3-1

B IG 12 Baylor Colorado Iowa St. Kansas Kansas State Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma Oklahoma State Texas Texas A&M Texas Tech

54-9 6-0 1-0 2-0 19-6 8-0 4-0 2-1 2-0 3-1 1-0 2-1 4-0

C OLONIAL Georgia State Old Dominion William & Mary

4-0 2-0 1-0 1-0

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C ONFERENCE USA East Carolina Houston Marshall Memphis SMU UAB UCF UTEP Tulane Tulsa

67-13 1-0 3-1 11-0 0-1 3-2 2-3 1-0 0-1 41-5 5-0

H ORIZON Butler Detroit Loyola (Ill.) Valparaiso Wisc.-Green Bay Wright St.

14-4 4-0 1-1 4-3 1-0 1-0 3-0

I NDEPENDENT Longwood

1-0 1-0

I VY Columbia Cornell Dartmouth Pennsylvania Princeton Yale

11-3 1-0 0-1 3-1 4-0 2-1 1-0

M ETRO ATLANTIC Canisius Iona Niagara Rider

11-0 2-0 6-0 1-0 2-0

M ID -A MERICAN Akron Ball State Bowling Green Central Michigan Kent State Miami (Ohio) Ohio Toledo S OUTHLAND Central Arkansas

44-6 2-0 1-0 2-1 2-0 1-0 21-4 14-1 1-0 1-0 1-0

S UMMIT L EAGUE Centenary IUPUI

4-1 3-1 1-0

MEAC Coppin State Delaware State Florida A&M South Carolina State

4-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0

M ISSOURI VALLEY Bradley Creighton

11-4 3-0 8-4

M OUNTAIN W EST Air Force Brigham Young UNLV TCU Utah Wyoming

21-2 1-0 3-0 4-0 2-0 9-2 2-0

N ORTHEAST LIU-Brooklyn Mount St. Mary’s (Md.) Robert Morris

4-1 2-1 1-0 1-0

O HIO VALLEY Austin Peay Eastern Kentucky Jacksonville State Morehead State Tennessee-Martin Tennessee State Tennessee Tech

32-0 4-0 10-0 1-0 8-0 1-0 3-0 5-0

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PACIFIC 10 Arizona Arizona State California Oregon Oregon State Southern California Stanford UCLA Washington Washington State

8-1 1-0 1-0 3-0 3-1 971-287 98-35 23-7 83-17 86-32 110-24 78-24 96-12 84-20 41-9 142-65 131-43

S OUTHERN Chattanooga College of Charleston Davidson East Tennessee State Furman Western Carolina

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21-10 2-3 3-0 2-0 1-0 3-0 0-3 2-0 6-4 1-0 1-0

PATRIOT L EAGUE American Army Holy Cross Navy S OUTHEASTERN Alabama Arkansas Auburn Florida Georgia LSU Mississippi Mississippi State South Carolina Tennessee Vanderbilt

19-0 11-0 2-0 1-0 2-0 1-0 2-0

S OUTHLAND Lamar Northwestern State Texas State

4-1 2-0 1-1 1-0

SWAC Alcorn State Mississippi Valley St. Texas Southern

4-0 1-0 2-0 1-0

S UN B ELT Arkansas State Florida Atlantic Florida International New Mexico State Middle Tennessee State Western Kentucky

7-3 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 0-1 3-2

W EST C OAST Gonzaga Pepperdine Portland San Diego San Francisco Santa Clara

5-1 1-0 1-0 1-0 0-1 1-0 1-0

W ESTERN ATHLETIC Hawaii Idaho New Mexico State San Jose State Utah State

7-0 2-0 2-0 1-0 1-0 1-0

S CORES Advent Mem. (AM leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 1909: L, 41-27 at Walnut Hills at Walnut Hills: AM leads, 1-0 Air Force (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 1966: W, 78-58 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0 Akron (UK leads, 2-0) Year Score Site 1937: W, 32-22 at Cincinnati, OH 1982: W, 83-64 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0 at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 1-0 at Cincinnati, OH: UK leads, 1-0 Alabama (UK Year Score 1923: L, 45-35 1925: L, 24-13 1926: W, 27-16 1929: L, 27-26 1932: W, 50-22 1933: W, 35-21 1934: W, 33-28 W, 26-21 1935: W, 33-26 W, 25-16 1936: W, 32-30 W, 40-34 1937: W, 38-27 L, 34-31 1938: W, 57-31 W, 28-21 1939: L, 41-38 W, 45-27 1940: L, 36-32 W, 83-64 1941: W, 38-36 W, 46-38 W, 39-37 1942: L, 41-35 W, 50-34 W, 36-34 1943: L, 41-32 W, 67-41 1945: W, 52-41 1946: W, 59-30 1947: W, 48-37 W, 63-33 1948: W, 41-31 W, 63-33 1949: W, 56-40 W, 74-32 1950: W, 66-64 W, 77-57 1951: W, 65-48 1952: W, 71-67 1954: W, 68-43 1955: W, 66-52 1956: L, 101-77 1957: W, 79-60 1958: W, 45-43OT 1959: W, 39-32 1960: W, 75-55 1961: W, 80-53 1962: W, 73-65 1963: W, 80-63 1964: L, 65-59 1965: L, 75-71 W, 78-72

leads, 98-35) Site at Lexington at Tuscaloosa at Lexington at Lexington at Lexington at Birmingham, AL at Birmingham, AL at Lexington at Birmingham, AL at Lexington at Tuscaloosa at Lexington at Birmingham, AL at Lexington at Birmingham, AL at Lexington at Birmingham, AL at Lexington at Birmingham, AL at Lexington at Tuscaloosa at Lexington at Louisville, KY (SEC) at Tuscaloosa at Lexington at Louisville, KY (SEC) at Tuscaloosa at Lexington at Louisville, KY (SEC) at Louisville, KY (SEC) at Tuscaloosa at Lexington at Tuscaloosa at Lexington at Tuscaloosa at Lexington at Tuscaloosa at Lexington at Lexington at Tuscaloosa at Tuscaloosa at Lexington at Montgomery, AL at Lexington at Montgomery, AL at Lexington at Montgomery, AL at Lexington at Tuscaloosa at Lexington at Tuscaloosa at Tuscaloosa at Lexington

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1966: W, 82-62 W, 90-67 1967: L, 81-71 W, 110-78 1968: W, 84-76 W, 96-83 1969: W, 83-70OT W, 108-79 1970: W, 86-71 W, 98-89 1971: W, 86-73 W, 101-74 1972: W, 77-74 L, 73-70 1973: W, 95-93 W, 111-95 1974: L, 81-77 L, 94-71 1975: W, 74-69 W, 84-79 1976: L, 76-63 W, 90-85 1977: W, 87-85 W, 85-70 1978: L, 78-62 W, 97-84 1979: L, 55-52 W, 80-71 W, 101-100 1980: L, 78-64 W, 72-63 1981: L, 59-55 W, 77-62 1982: W, 86-69 W, 72-62 L, 48-46 1983: L, 74-67 W, 76-70 L, 69-64 1984: W, 76-66 L, 69-62 W, 48-46 1985: L, 60-58 W, 51-48 1986: W, 76-52 W, 73-71 W, 83-72 W, 68-63 1987: L, 69-55 W, 70-69 1988: W, 63-55 W, 82-68 1989: L, 76-64 L, 71-67 1990: W, 82-65 L, 83-58 1991: L, 88-83 W, 79-73 1992: W, 107-83 W, 80-54 1993: W, 73-59 1994: W, 82-67 1995: W, 72-52 1996: W, 84-65 1997: W, 75-61 1998: W, 70-67 W, 82-71 1999: L, 62-58 2000: W, 66-54 2001: L, 70-60 2002: L, 64-61 2003: W, 63-46 2004: W, 66-55

at Lexington at Tuscaloosa at Tuscaloosa at Lexington at Tuscaloosa at Lexington at Tuscaloosa at Lexington at Lexington at Tuscaloosa at Tuscaloosa at Lexington at Lexington at Tuscaloosa at Tuscaloosa at Lexington at Tuscaloosa at Lexington at Lexington at Tuscaloosa at Tuscaloosa at Lexington at Tuscaloosa at Lexington at Tuscaloosa at Lexington at Tuscaloosa at Lexington at Birmingham, AL (SEC) at Lexington at Tuscaloosa at Tuscaloosa at Lexington at Lexington at Tuscaloosa at Lexington (SEC) at Tuscaloosa at Lexington at Birmingham, AL (SEC) at Lexington at Tuscaloosa at Nashville, TN (SEC) at Tuscaloosa at Lexington at Lexington at Tuscaloosa at Lexington (SEC) at Atlanta, GA (NCAA) at Lexington at Tuscaloosa at Tuscaloosa at Lexington at Tuscaloosa at Lexington at Lexington at Tuscaloosa at Tuscaloosa at Lexington at Lexington at Birmingham, AL (SEC) at Tuscaloosa at Lexington at Tuscaloosa at Lexington at Tuscaloosa at Louisville, KY at Atlanta, GA (SEC) at Tuscaloosa at Lexington at Tuscaloosa at Lexington at Tuscaloosa at Lexington

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2005: W, 78-71 at Tuscaloosa 2006: L, 68-64 at Lexington W, 68-61 at Nashville, TN (SEC) 2007: L, 72-61 at Tuscaloosa W, 79-67 at Atlanta, GA (SEC) 2008: W, 62-52 at Lexington 2009: W, 61-51 at Tuscaloosa at Lexington: UK leads, 51-10 at Tuscaloosa: UK leads, 28-21 at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 19-4 at Birmingham, AL: UK leads, 7-3 at Louisville, KY: UK leads, 5-0 at Atlanta, GA: UK leads, 3-0 at Montgomery, AL: UK leads, 2-1 at Nashville, TN: UK leads, 2-0 Alaska-Anchorage (UK leads, 5-0) Year Score Site 1980: W, 52-17 at Anchorage (GAS) 1981: W, 53-20 at Lexington (UKIT) 1988: W, 55-8 at Lexington 1997: W, 62-25 at Anchorage (GAS) 2000: W, 62-42 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 3-0 at Anchorage: UK leads, 2-0 Alcorn State (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 2003: W, 94-63 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0 Alumni (UK leads, 4-0) Year Score Site 1931: W, 52-17 at Lexington 1932: W, 53-20 at Lexington 1933: W, 55-8 at Lexington 1941: W, 62-25 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 4-0 Appalachian St. (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 2008: W, 93-69 at Louisville, KY at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0 American (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 1998: W, 75-52 at Lexington at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 1-0 at Louisville, KY: UK leads, 1-0 Arizona (UA leads, 3-2) Year Score Site 1946: W, 77-53 at New York, NY (NIT) 1994: W, 93-92 at Maui, HI (Maui) OT 1997: L, 84-79 at Indianapolis, IN (NCAA) 1998: L, 89-74 at Maui, HI (Maui) 2000: L, 63-51 at New York, NY (PreNIT) at Neutral Sites: UA leads, 3-2 at Indianapolis, IN: UA leads, 1-0 at Maui, HI: Tied, 1-1 at New York, NY: Tied, 1-1 Arizona State (UK leads, 3-0) Year Score Site 1992: W, 94-68 at Lexington 1995: W, 97-73 at Birmingham, AL (NCAA) 2003: W, 82-65 at Maui, HI (Maui) at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0 at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 2-0 at Birmingham, AL: UK leads, 1-0 at Maui, HI: UK leads, 1-0

Arkansas (UK leads, 23-7) Year Score Site 1946: W, 67-42 at Lexington 1949: W, 76-39 at Lexington 1950: W, 57-53 at Fayetteville 1978: W, 65-59 at St. Louis, MO (NCAA) 1992: L, 105-88 at Lexington 1993: L, 101-94 at Fayetteville W, 92-81 at Lexington (SEC) 1994: L, 90-82 at Lexington W, 90-78 at Memphis, TN (SEC) 1995: L, 94-92 at Fayetteville W, 95-93OT at Atlanta, GA (SEC) 1996: W, 88-73 at Lexington W, 95-75 at New Orleans, LA (SEC) 1997: W, 83-73 at Fayetteville 1998: W, 80-77OT at Lexington W, 99-74 at Atlanta, GA (SEC) 1999: L, 74-70 at Fayetteville W, 76-63 at Atlanta, GA (SEC) 2000: W, 60-55 at Lexington L, 86-72 at Atlanta, GA (SEC) 2001: L, 82-78 at Fayetteville W, 87-78 at Nashville, TN (SEC) 2002: W, 71-58 at Lexington 2003: W, 66-50 at Fayetteville 2004: W, 73-56 at Lexington 2005: W, 68-67 at Fayetteville 2006: W, 80-78 at Lexington 2007: W, 82-74 at Fayetteville 2008: W, 63-58 at Lexington 2009: W, 79-63 at Fayetteville at Lexington: UK leads, 10-2 at Fayetteville: UK leads, 6-4 at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 7-1 at Atlanta, GA: UK leads, 3-1 at Memphis, TN: UK leads, 1-0 at Nashville, TN: UK leads, 1-0 at New Orleans, LA: UK leads, 1-0 at St. Louis, MO: UK leads, 1-0

1962: 1963: 1964: 1965:

Arkansas St. (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 1945: W, 75-6 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0

1983:

Army (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 1969: W, 80-65 at Lexington (UKIT) at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0

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1966: 1967: 1968: 1969: 1970: 1971: 1972: 1973: 1974: 1975: 1976: 1977: 1978: 1979: 1980:

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1984:

1986: 1987:

Ashland YMCA (UK leads, 2-0) Year Score Site 1914: W, 28-15 at Lexington W, 30-19 at Ashland at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0 at Ashland: UK leads, 1-0

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Auburn (UK leads, 83-17) Year Score Site 1921: W, 40-25 at Lexington 1926: W, 35-26 at Lexington 1942: W, 40-31 at Louisville, KY (SEC) 1946: W, 69-24 at Louisville, KY (SEC) 1947: W, 84-18 at Louisville, KY (SEC) 1949: W, 70-39 at Louisville, KY (SEC) 1951: W, 79-35 at Lexington W, 84-54 at Louisville, KY (SEC) 1952: W, 88-48 at Auburn 1954: W, 107-79 at Montgomery, AL 1955: W, 93-59 at Lexington 1956: W, 82-81 at Montgomery, AL 1957: W, 103-85 at Lexington 1958: L, 64-63 at Birmingham, AL 1959: W, 75-56 at Lexington 1960: L, 61-60 at Auburn 1961: W, 77-51 at Lexington

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W, 63-60 W, 78-59 W, 99-79 W, 73-67 L, 88-69 W, 115-78 W, 77-64 W, 60-58 L, 62-49 L, 74-73 W, 89-57 W, 105-93 W, 90-86 W, 84-83 W, 102-81 W, 114-75 W, 102-83 W, 78-72 W, 102-67 W, 88-57 W, 91-79 W, 79-58 L, 99-97OT L, 90-85 W, 119-76 L, 91-84OT W, 93-82 W, 75-68 W, 89-82 W, 101-77 W, 104-81 W, 86-83OT W, 66-59 W, 67-65 W, 64-62 W, 69-61 W, 79-66 W, 102-74 W, 83-71 L, 83-81 W, 89-66 L, 75-67 W, 71-69 L, 82-63 W, 84-64 W, 51-49 W, 68-61 W, 49-47OT L, 60-56 W, 81-71 W, 63-60 W, 75-71 L, 79-72 L, 53-52 W, 69-62 W, 86-76 L, 77-75 L, 74-70 W, 98-95 W, 89-81 W, 114-93 W, 85-67 W, 80-78 W, 91-74 W, 98-64 W, 93-81 W, 88-73 W, 77-53 W, 92-50 W, 83-58 W, 72-62 W, 69-57 L, 66-63 W, 90-78 W, 69-62 W, 67-51 W, 78-58

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(UK leads, 3-0) Score Site W, 84-64 at New Orleans, LA (Sugar) W, 93-59 at Lexington (UKIT) W, 93-68 at Birmingham, AL (NCAA) at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0 at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 2-0 at Birmingham, AL: UK leads, 1-0 at New Orleans, LA: UK leads, 1-0 Butler (UK leads, 4-0) Year Score Site 1911: W, 21-16 at Lexington 1936: W, 39-28 at Indianapolis 1962: W, 81-60 at Iowa City, IA (NCAA) 1983: W, 90-53 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 2-0 at Indianapolis: UK leads, 1-0 at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 1-0 at Iowa City, IA: UK leads, 1-0 California (UK leads, 2-0) Year Score Site 1980: W, 78-52 at Lexington (UKIT) 1989: W, 89-71 at Anchorage, AK at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0 at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 1-0 at Anchorage, AK: UK leads, 1-0 Campbell (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 2005: W, 82-50 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0 Canisius (UK leads, 2-0) Year Score Site 1997: W, 68-45 at Lexington 1998: W, 81-54 at Buffalo at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0 at Buffalo: UK leads, 1-0 Carnegie Tech (UK leads, 2-0) Year Score Site 1932: W, 36-34 at Lexington 1944: W, 61-14 at New York, NY at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0 at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 1-0 at New York, NY: UK leads, 1-0 Centenary (UK leads, 3-1) Year Score Site 1923: L, 28-21 at Lexington 1937: W, 37-19 at Lexington 1938: W, 35-25 at Lexington 1941: W, 70-18 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 3-1 Central (CC leads, 9-7) Year Score Site 1906: W, 15-14 at Lexington W, 17-15 at Danville 1907: W, 22-9 at Lexington L, 25-23OT at Lexington

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1984: W, 24-11 at Cincinnati 1985: W, 66-55 at Lexington 1986: W, 84-54 at Lexington 1988: W, 101-77 at Lexington 1991: W, 75-71 at Cincinnati 2005: W, 69-60 at Indianapolis, IN (NCAA) at Lexington: UK leads, 18-3 at Cincinnati: UK leads, 8-7 at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 1-0 at Indianapolis, IN: UK leads, 1-0 Cin. YMCA (Cin. leads, 2-0) Year Score Site 1905: L, 43-22 at Lexington 1906: L, 38-9 at Cincinnati at Lexington: Cin. YMCA leads, 1-0 at Cincinnati: Cin. YMCA leads, 1-0 Clemson (UK leads, 12-4) Year Score Site 1922: W, 38-14 at Lexington 1923: L, 30-13 at Lexington 1924: W, 38-13 at Lexington 1927: W, 33-17 at Lexington 1930: W, 31-15 at Lexington W, 34-20 at Clemson 1931: W, 33-21 at Lexington L, 29-26 at Clemson 1932: W, 43-24 at Lexington W, 30-17 at Clemson 1933: W, 67-18 at Lexington 1934: W, 42-32 at Clemson 1940: W, 55-31 at Asheville, NC 1979: L, 68-67OT at Lexington (NIT) 1997: L, 79-71OT at Indianapolis, IN 1998: W, 76-61 at Phoenix, AZ at Lexington: UK leads, 7-2 at Clemson: UK leads, 3-1 at Neutral Sites: CU leads, 2-1 at Asheville, NC: UK leads, 1-0 at Indianapolis, IN: CU leads, 1-0 at Phoenix, AZ: CU leads, 1-0 Coll. of Charleston (UK leads, 2-0) Year Score Site 1997: W, 92-65 at Anchorage, AK 2007: W, 77-61 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0 at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 1-0 at Anchorage, AK: UK leads, 1-0 Colorado (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 1999: W, 64-52 at Bayamone, Puerto Rico at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 1-0 at Bayamone, PR: UK leads, 1-0 Columbia (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 1948: W, 76-53 at New York, NY (NCAA) at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 1-0 at New York, NY: UK leads, 1-0 Connecticut (UC leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 2006: L, 87-83 at Philadelphia, PA (NCAA) at Neutral Sites: UC leads, 1-0 at Philadelphia, PA: UC leads, 1-0 Coppin State (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 2005: W, 77-46 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0

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1992: W, 85-55 at Lexington 1993: W, 82-73 at Lexington 1994: W, 107-78 at Lexington 1999: W, 99-64 at Lexington 2001: W, 94-79 at Lexington 2004: W, 101-72 at Lexington 2005: W, 72-64 at Indianapolis, IN (NCAA) 2007: W, 78-65 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 9-0 at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 1-0 at Indianapolis, IN: UK leads, 1-0 East Carolina (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 1986: W, 86-52 at Lexington (UKIT) at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0 E. Tenn. St. (UK leads, 2-0) Year Score Site 1981: W, 69-54 at Lexington 1985: W, 62-57 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 2-0 Florida (UK leads, 86-32) Year Score Site 1927: W, 44-36 at Lexington 1931: W, 56-36 at Atlanta, GA (So.Con.) 1933: W, 48-24 at Atlanta, GA (SEC) 1934: L, 38-32 at Atlanta, GA (SEC) 1942: W, 42-36 at Louisville, KY (SEC) 1945: W, 57-35 at Louisville, KY (SEC) 1946: W, 69-32 at Louisville, KY (SEC) 1948: W, 87-31 at Louisville, KY (SEC) 1949: W, 73-36 at Louisville, KY (SEC) 1951: W, 85-37 at Lexington 1952: W, 99-52 at Gainesville 1954: W, 97-55 at Gainesville 1955: W, 87-63 at Lexington 1956: W, 81-70 at Gainesville 1957: W, 61-28 at Lexington 1958: W, 78-56 at Gainesville 1959: W, 94-51 at Lexington 1960: W, 75-62 at Gainesville 1961: W, 89-68 at Lexington 1962: W, 81-69 at Gainesville 1963: W, 94-71 at Lexington 1964: W, 77-72 at Gainesville 1965: L, 84-68 at Gainesville W, 78-61 at Lexington 1966: W, 78-64 at Gainesville W, 85-75 at Lexington 1967: L, 78-75 at Lexington L, 89-72 at Gainesville 1968: W, 99-76 at Lexington L, 96-78 at Gainesville 1969: W, 88-67 at Lexington L, 82-81 at Gainesville 1970: W, 88-69 at Gainesville W, 110-65 at Lexington 1971: W, 101-75 at Lexington L, 74-65 at Gainesville 1972: L, 72-70 at Gainesville W, 95-68 at Lexington 1973: W, 95-65 at Lexington W, 94-83 at Gainesville 1974: W, 91-82 at Gainesville L, 75-65 at Lexington 1975: W, 87-65 at Lexington L, 66-58 at Gainesville 1976: W, 89-82 at Gainesville W, 96-89 at Lexington 1977: W, 73-71 at Gainesville W, 104-78 at Lexington 1978: W, 86-67 at Gainesville W, 88-61 at Lexington 1979: L, 76-65 at Gainesville W, 87-81 at Lexington

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Florida Atlantic (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 2008: W, 76-69 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0 Florida A&M (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 2004: W, 96-76 at Columbus, OH (NCAA) at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 1-0 at Columbus, OH: UK leads, 1-0 FIU (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 2008: W, 92-49 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0 Florida State (UK leads, 6-2) Year Score Site 1959: W, 91-68 at Lexington 1961: L, 63-58 at Lexington 1963: W, 83-54 at Lexington 1972: L, 73-54 at Dayton, OH (NCAA) 1977: W, 97-57 at Louisville, KY 1978: W, 85-76 at Knoxville, TN (NCAA) 1980: W, 97-78 at Bowling Green, KY (NCAA) 1993: W, 106-81 at Charlotte, NC (NCAA) at Lexington: UK leads, 2-1 at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 4-1 at Bowling Green, KY: UK leads, 1-0 at Charlotte, NC: UK leads, 1-0 at Dayton, OH: FSU leads, 1-0 at Knoxville, TN: UK leads, 1-0 at Louisville, KY: UK leads, 1-0 Fort Benning (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 1946: W, 81-25 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0 Fort Year 1943: 1944:

Knox (UK leads, 7-0) Score Site W, 64-30 at Lexington W, 51-18 at Lexington W, 76-48 at Lexington 1945: W, 56-23 at Lexington W, 59-34 at Lexington 1947: W, 68-31 at Lexington 1948: W, 80-41 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 7-0 Furman (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 1990: W, 104-73 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0 Gardner-Webb (UK leads, 0-1) Year Score Site 2008: L, 84-68 at Lexington at Lexington: UK trails, 0-1 G. Washington (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 1998: W, 70-55 at Lahaina, HI at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 1-0 at Lahaina, HI: UK leads, 1-0 Georgetown [Ky.] (UK leads, 35-15) Year Score Site 1903: L, 15-6 at Lexington 1904: L, 26-11 at Georgetown L, 22-10 at Lexington 1905: L, 14-9 at Lexington 1906: L, 34-9 at Georgetown L, 28-22 at Lexington 1907: W, 16-15 at Lexington L, 19-8 at Georgetown 1908: L, 30-22 at Georgetown

W, 18-13 at Lexington 1909: W, 43-32 at Lexington W, 48-19 at Georgetown 1910: W, 31-11 at Lexington L, 34-16 at Georgetown W, 24-23 at Lexington 1911: W, 47-22 at Georgetown 1912: W, 38-12 at Lexington W, 19-18 at Georgetown 1916: W, 29-22 at Georgetown W, 30-22 at Lexington 1917: L, 22-19 at Georgetown W, 32-18 at Lexington 1918: W, 22-18 at Lexington W, 25-16 at Georgetown 1919: L, 32-30 at Lexington L, 22-18 at Georgetown 1920: W, 25-14 at Lexington W, 28-16 at Georgetown 1921: W, 38-23 at Lexington W, 56-11 at Georgetown 1922: L, 26-17 at Lexington W, 26-17 at Georgetown W, 41-21 at Atlanta, GA (SIAA) 1923: W, 24-13 at Georgetown L, 48-21 at Lexington 1924: W, 32-24 at Georgetown W, 39-35 at Lexington 1925: W, 25-17 at Lexington W, 36-21 at Georgetown 1926: W, 36-21 at Georgetown W, 25-20 at Lexington 1927: L, 26-19 at Georgetown 1930: W, 46-9 at Lexington 1931: W, 67-19 at Lexington 1932: W, 66-24 at Lexington 1933: W, 62-21 at Lexington 1934: W, 41-12 at Lexington 1936: W, 42-17 at Lexington 1937: W, 46-21 at Lexington 1939: W, 39-19 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 22-7 at Georgetown: UK leads, 12-8 at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 1-0 at Atlanta, GA: UK leads, 1-0 Georgetown (GU leads, 2-0) Year Score Site 1922: L, 28-23 at Washington, D.C. 1984: L, 53-40 at Seattle, WA (NCAA) at Washington, D.C.: GU leads, 1-0 at Neutral Sites: GU leads, 1-0 at Seattle, WA: GU leads, 1-0 Georgia (UK leads, 110-24) Year Score Site 1921: W, 20-19 at Atlanta (SIAA) 1923: L, 23-19 at Lexington 1925: L, 28-24 at Athens L, 32-31 at Atlanta (So. Con.) 1926: W, 22-18 at Athens W, 39-34 at Atlanta (So. Con.) 1928: W, 33-16 at Atlanta (So. Con.) 1929: L, 26-24 at Atlanta (So. Con.) OT 1930: W, 22-21 at Athens W, 36-23 at Lexington 1931: L, 25-16 at Athens 1940: W, 51-43 at Knoxville, TN (SEC) 1942: W, 51-26 at Athens W, 55-38 at Lexington 1943: W, 60-28 at Athens W, 59-30 at Louisville, KY (SEC) 1944: W, 57-29 at Louisville, KY (SEC) 1945: W, 73-37 at Lexington 1947: W, 84-45 at Athens W, 81-40 at Lexington 1948: W, 88-51 at Athens

1949: W, 95-40 1950: L, 71-60 W, 88-56 W, 79-63 1951: W, 88-41 1952: W, 95-55 1954: W, 106-55 W, 100-68 1955: W, 86-40 1956: W, 143-66 1957: W, 84-53 1958: W, 74-55 1959: W, 108-55 1960: W, 84-60 1961: W, 74-67 1962: W, 86-59 1963: W, 74-67 1964: W, 103-83 1965: W, 102-82 W, 96-64 1966: W, 69-652OT W, 74-50 1967: L, 49-40 W, 101-76 1968: W, 104-73 W, 106-87 1969: W, 88-68 W, 85-77 1970: W, 72-71 W, 116-86 1971: W, 79-66 W, 107-95 1972: L, 85-73 W, 87-63 1973: W, 89-68 W, 99-86 1974: W, 80-74 W, 86-72 1975: W, 96-77 W, 75-61 1976: W, 92-76 L, 86-81 1977: W, 64-59OT W, 72-54 1978: W, 90-73 W, 78-67 1979: W, 73-64 W, 90-74 1980: W, 95-69 W, 56-49 1981: W, 76-62 W, 71-682OT 1982: W, 68-66 W, 82-73 1983: L, 70-63 W, 81-72 1984: W, 64-40 W, 66-64 W, 92-79 1985: L, 81-73 L, 79-77 1986: W, 74-69 W, 80-75 1987: L, 69-65 L, 79-71 1988: W, 84-77 W, 80-72 W, 62-57 1989: W, 76-65 L, 84-72 1990: L, 106-91 W, 88-77 1991: W, 81-80 W, 96-84 1992: W, 78-66 W, 84-73 1993: W, 74-59

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W, 86-70 at Lexington 1994: L, 94-90OT at Athens W, 80-59 at Lexington 1995: W, 83-71 at Lexington W, 97-74 at Athens 1996: W, 82-77 at Athens W, 86-73 at Lexington 1997: W, 86-65 at Athens W, 82-57 at Lexington W, 95-68 at Memphis, TN (SEC) 1998: W, 90-79 at Athens W, 85-74 at Lexington OT 1999: W, 91-83 at Athens W, 92-71 at Lexington 2000: W, 75-69 at Athens W, 70-64 at Lexington 2001: W, 67-63 at Lexington W, 85-70 at Athens 2002: L, 88-84 at Lexington L, 78-69 at Athens 2003: W, 87-67 at Lexington W, 74-66 at Athens 2004: L, 65-57 at Lexington L, 74-68 at Athens W, 69-60 at Atlanta, GA (SEC) 2005: W, 76-55 at Athens W, 60-51 at Lexington 2006: W, 69-55 at Athens W, 68-61 at Lexington 2007: L, 78-69OT at Athens W, 82-70 at Lexington 2008: W, 63-58 at Athens W, 61-55 at Lexington L, 60-56OT at Atlanta (SEC) 2009: W, 68-45 at Athens L, 90-85 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 53-5 at Athens: UK leads, 38-15 at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 19-3 at Atlanta, GA: UK leads, 8-3 at Baton Rouge, LA: UK leads, 1-0 at Columbus, GA: UK leads, 1-0 at Knoxville, TN: UK leads, 1-0 at Louisville, KY: UK leads, 5-1 at Memphis, TN: UK leads, 1-0 at Nashville, TN: UK leads, 1-0 at Owensboro, KY: UK leads, 1-0 Georgia State (UK leads, 2-0) Year Score Site 2005: W, 77-59 at Lexington 2006: W, 73-46 at Atlanta at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0 at Atlanta: UK leads, 1-0 Georgia Tech Year Score 1924: W, 33-27 1925: W, 18-16 1926: W, 25-24 1927: L, 48-16 1928: L, 35-31 1929: L, 33-19 1930: W, 39-19 1931: W, 38-34 W, 35-16 1933: W, 45-22 1934: W, 49-25 1935: W, 57-30 1937: W, 40-30 1940: L, 44-39 1941: W, 47-37 W, 60-41 1942: W, 63-53 W, 57-51 1943: W, 38-36 W, 58-31

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1945: W, 64-58 at Atlanta W, 51-32 at Lexington 1946: W, 68-43 at Atlanta W, 54-26 at Lexington 1947: W, 70-47 at Atlanta W, 83-46 at Lexington W, 75-53 at Louisville, KY (SEC) 1948: W, 71-56 at Atlanta W, 78-54 at Lexington W, 54-43 at Louisville, KY (SEC) 1949: W, 56-45 at Atlanta W, 78-32 at Lexington 1950: W, 61-47 at Atlanta W, 97-62 at Lexington 1951: W, 82-61 at Atlanta W, 75-42 at Lexington W, 82-56 at Louisville, KY (SEC) 1952: W, 96-51 at Atlanta W, 93-42 at Lexington W, 80-59 at Louisville, KY (SEC) 1954: W, 105-53 at Lexington W, 99-48 at Louisville, KY 1955: L, 59-58 at Lexington L, 65-59 at Atlanta 1956: W, 104-51 at Lexington W, 84-62 at Atlanta 1957: W, 95-75 at Lexington W, 76-65 at Atlanta 1958: W, 76-60 at Lexington L, 71-52 at Atlanta 1959: W, 72-62 at Lexington W, 94-70 at Atlanta 1960: L, 62-54 at Lexington L, 65-44 at Atlanta 1961: W, 89-79 at Lexington L, 62-60 at Atlanta 1962: W, 89-70 at Lexington W, 71-62 at Atlanta 1963: L, 86-852OT at Lexington L, 66-62 at Atlanta 1964: L, 76-67 at Atlanta W, 79-62 at Lexington 1976: W, 66-64 at Lexington (UKIT) 1992: L, 81-80 at Atlanta (Omni) 1993: W, 96-87 at Lexington 1996: W, 83-60 at Lexington 1997: W, 88-59 at Atlanta (Georgia Dome) 1998: W, 85-71 at Lexington 1999: W, 80-39 at Atlanta (Georgia Dome) 2000: W, 80-71 at Louisville, KY 2001: L, 86-84 at Atlanta (Georgia Dome) at Lexington: UK leads, 30-4 at Atlanta (campus): UK leads, 17-9 at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 9-2 at Atlanta, GA: Tied, 2-2 at Knoxville, TN: UK leads, 1-0 at Louisville, KY: UK leads, 6-0 Gonzaga (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 2003: W, 80-72 at Maui, HI at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 1-0 at Maui, HI: UK leads, 1-0 Great Lakes (GL leads, 2-0) Year Score Site 1942: L, 58-47 at Louisville, KY 1943: L, 53-39 at Louisville, KY at Neutral Sites: GL leads, 2-0 at Louisville, KY: GL leads, 2-0 Hardin-Simmons (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 1966: W, 83-55 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0

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Hawaii (UK leads, 2-0) Year Score Site 1986: W, 98-65 at Honolulu 1988: W, 86-59 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0 at Honolulu: UK leads, 1-0 High Point (UK leads, 3-0) Year Score Site 2001: W, 102-49 at Lexington 2003: W, 84-64 at Lexington 2006: W, 75-55 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 3-0 Holy Cross (UK leads, 3-0) Year Score Site 1948: W, 60-52 at New York, NY (NCAA) 1949: W, 51-48 at Boston 2001: W, 72-68 at Uniondale, NY (NCAA) at Boston: UK leads, 1-0 at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 2-0 at New York, NY: UK leads, 1-0 at Uniondale, NY: UK leads, 1-0 Houston (UK leads, 3-1) Year Score Site 1957: W, 111-76 at New Orleans, LA (Sugar) 1984: W, 75-67 at Lexington 2007: W, 77-70 at Lexington 2008: L, 83-69 at Houston at Lexington: UK leads, 2-0 at Houston: UH leads, 1-0 at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 1-0 at New Orleans, LA: UK leads, 1-0 Idaho (UK leads, 2-0) Year Score Site 1947: W, 65-35 at Lexington 1956: W, 91-35 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 2-0 Illinois (UK leads, 11-4) Year Score Site 1925: L, 36-26 at Champaign 1942: W, 46-44 at New Orleans, LA (NCAA) 1944: L, 43-41 at Champaign W, 51-40 at Lexington 1949: W, 76-47 at New York, NY (NCAA) 1951: W, 76-74 at New York, NY (NCAA) 1957: W, 91-70 at Lexington (UKIT) 1959: W, 76-75 at Louisville, KY 1961: W, 83-78 at Lexington (UKIT) 1965: L, 91-86 at Lexington (UKIT) 1966: W, 86-68 at Champaign 1967: L, 98-97OT at Lexington 1983: W, 76-57 at Lexington 1984: W, 56-54 at Champaign W, 54-51 at Lexington (NCAA) at Lexington: UK leads, 5-2 at Champaign: Tied, 2-2 at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 4-0 at Louisville, KY: UK leads, 1-0 at New Orleans, LA: UK leads, 1-0 at New York, NY: UK leads, 2-0 Indiana (UK leads, 29-23) Year Score Site 1925: L, 20-18 at Lexington 1926: L, 34-23 at Bloomington 1927: L, 38-19 at Lexington 1928: L, 48-29 at Bloomington 1941: L, 48-45 at New Orleans, LA (Sugar) 1943: L, 58-52 at Louisville, KY 1944: W, 66-41 at Louisville, KY 1945: W, 61-43 at Louisville, KY 1966: W, 91-56 at Lexington (UKIT) 1970: W, 109-92 at Lexington

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1971: W, 95-93OT at Bloomington 1972: L, 90-892OT at Louisville, KY 1973: L, 64-58 at Bloomington L, 72-65 at Nashville, TN (NCAA) 1974: L, 77-68 at Louisville, KY 1975: L, 98-74 at Bloomington W, 92-90 at Dayton, OH (NCAA) OT 1976: L, 77-68 at Louisville, KY 1977: W, 66-51 at Bloomington 1978: W, 78-64 at Lexington 1979: L, 68-67OT at Bloomington 1980: W, 69-58 at Lexington 1981: W, 68-66 at Bloomington 1982: W, 85-69 at Lexington 1983: L, 62-59 at Bloomington W, 64-59 at Knoxville, TN (NCAA) 1984: W, 59-54 at Lexington 1985: L, 81-68 at Bloomington 1986: W, 63-58 at Lexington 1987: L, 71-66 at Bloomington OT 1988: W, 82-76 at Indianaplis, IN 1989: L, 75-52 at Lexington 1990: L, 71-69 at Indianaplis, IN 1991: L, 87-84 at Bloomington 1992: W, 76-74 at Indianaplis, IN 1993: W, 81-79 at Louisville, KY 1994: L, 96-84 at Indianaplis, IN 1995: W, 73-70 at Louisville, KY 1996: W, 89-82 at Indianaplis, IN 1997: W, 99-65 at Louisville, KY 1998: W, 75-72 at Indianaplis, IN OT 1999: W, 70-61 at Louisville, KY 2000: L, 83-75 at Indianaplis, IN 2001: W, 88-74 at Louisville, KY 2002: W, 66-55 at Indianaplis, IN 2003: W, 70-64 at Louisville, KY 2004: W, 80-41 at Indianapolis, IN 2005: W, 73-58 at Louisville, KY 2006: L, 79-53 at Indianapolis, IN 2007: W, 59-54 at Lexington 2008: L, 70-51 at Bloomington W, 72-54 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 9-3 at Bloomington: IU leads, 10-3 at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 17-10 at Indianapolis, IN: UK leads, 6-4 at Knoxville, TN: UK leads, 1-0 at Louisville, KY: UK leads, 10-4 at Nashville, TN: IU leads, 1-0 at New Orleans, LA: IU leads, 1-0 Ind. Central (UK leads, 4-0) Year Score Site 1947: W, 78-36 at Lexington 1948: W, 80-41 at Lexington 1949: W, 74-38 at Lexington 1950: W, 94-61 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 4-0 Iona (UK leads, 6-0) Year Score Site 1978: W, 104-65 at Lexington 1980: W, 57-50 at Anchorage, AK 1987: W, 75-59 at Lexington (UKIT) 1989: W, 56-54 at Anchorage, AK 1996: W, 106-79 at New York, NY 2006: W, 73-67 at Louisville, KY at Lexington: UK leads, 2-0 at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 4-0 at Anchorage, AK: UK leads, 2-0 at Louisville, KY: UK leads, 1-0 at New York, NY: UK leads, 1-0 Iowa Year 1956: 1963:

(UK leads, 5-3) Score Site L, 89-77 at Iowa City (NCAA) W, 94-69 at Lexington (UKIT)

1965: W, 85-77 at Lexington 1973: L, 79-66 at Lexington 1974: W, 88-80 at Iowa City 1997: W, 75-69 at Salt Lake City, UT (NCAA) 2001: W, 92-79 at Uniondale, NY (NCAA) 2006: L, 67-63 at Kansas City, MO at Lexington: UK leads, 2-1 at Iowa City: Tied, 1-1 at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 2-1 at Kansas City, MO: UI leads, 1-0 at Salt Lake City, UT: UK leads, 1-0 at Uniondale, NY: UK leads, 1-0 Iowa State (UK leads, 2-0) Year Score Site 1965: W, 100-74 at Lexington 1992: W, 106-98 at Worcester, MA (NCAA) at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0 at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 1-0 at Worcester, MA: UK leads, 1-0 IUPUI (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 2003: W, 95-64 at Nashville, TN (NCAA) at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 1-0 at Nashville, TN: UK leads, 1-0 Jacksonville (Tied, 1-1) Year Score Site 1970: L, 100-106 at Columbus, OH (NCAA) 1982: W, 107-91 at Lexington (UKIT) at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0 at Neutral Sites: JU leads, 1-0 at Columbus, OH: JU leads, 1-0 Jacksonville St. (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 2001: W, 91-48 at Cincinnati, OH at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 1-0 at Cincinnati, OH: UK leads, 1-0 Kansas (UK leads, 19-6) Year Score Site 1951: W, 68-39 at Lexington OT 1960: W, 77-72 at Lawrence 1970: W, 115-85 at Lexington 1972: W, 79-69 at Lawrence 1973: W, 77-71 at Lexington 1974: L, 71-63 at Lawrence 1975: W, 100-63 at Louisville, KY 1976: W, 54-48 at Lawrence 1977: W, 90-63 at Lexington 1978: W, 73-66 at Lawrence 1979: W, 67-66OT at Lexington 1980: W, 57-56 at Lawrence 1981: W, 87-73 at Lexington OT 1982: W, 77-74 at Lawrence 1983: W, 82-62 at Louisville, KY 1985: W, 72-50 at Lawrence 1986: W, 92-89 at Louisville, KY 1987: L, 83-66 at Lawrence 1990: L, 150-95 at Lawrence 1991: W, 88-71 at Lexington 1999: W, 63-45 at Chicago, IL W, *92-88 at New Orleans, LA (NCAA) 2005: L, 65-59 at Lexington 2006: L, 73-46 at Lawrence 2007: L, 88-7 at Chicago, IL (NCAA) at Lexington: UK leads, 7-1 at Lawrence: UK leads, 7-4 at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 5-1 at Chicago, IL: Series tied, 1-1 at Louisville, KY: UK leads, 3-0 at New Orleans, LA: UK leads, 1-0

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Liberty (UK leads, 2-0) Year Score Site 2006: W, 81-51 at Lexington 2008: W, 80-54 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 2-0 Lipscomb (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 2006: W, 67-49 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0 Long Island (UK leads, 2-1) Year Score Site 1939: L, 52-34 at New York 1945: W, 62-52OT at New York 1947: W, 63-62 at New York at New York: UK leads, 2-1

Kent State (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 2002: W, 82-68 at Cincinnati, OH at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 1-0 at Cincinnati, OH: UK leads, 1-0

Longwood (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 2008: W, 91-57 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0

Kentucky St. (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 2002: W, 118-63 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0

UL Lafayette (ULL leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 1990: L, 116-113OT at Lexington (UKIT) at Lexington: LL leads, 1-0

Ky. Wesleyan (UK leads, 8-2-1) Year Score Site 1910: W, 14-12 at Winchester 1911: L, 25-19 at Winchester 1918: W, 23-13 at Lexington Tie, 21-21 at Winchester 1919: W, 46-5 at Lexington W, 18-13 at Lexington 1920: W, 43-13 at Lexington 1921: W, 38-13 at Lexington 1927: L, 31-24 at Winchester 1930: W, 32-20 at Lexington 1939: W, 57-18 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 7-0 at Winchester: KW leads, 2-1-1

LSU Year 1933: 1937: 1939: 1944: 1945: 1946: 1948: 1951: 1952: 1954: 1955: 1956:

Lamar (UK leads, 2-0) Year Score Site 1987: W, 71-56 at Lexington 2008: W, 103-61 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 2-0 LaSalle (UK leads, 3-0) Year Score Site 1954: W, 73-60 at Lexington (UKIT) 1955: W, 63-54 at Lexington (UKIT) 1979: W, 109-77 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 3-0

1957: 1958: 1959: 1960: 1961: 1962: 1963: 1964: 1965: 1966: 1967:

Lexington High (Tied, 1-1) Year Score Site 1909: W, 28-9 at Lexington 1911: L, 36-29 at Lexington at Lexington: Tied, 1-1

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(UK leads, 78-24) Score Site W, 51-38 at Atlanta, GA (SEC) W, 57-37 at Knoxville, TN (SEC) W, 53-34 at Knoxville, TN (SEC) W, 55-28 at Louisville, KY (SEC) W, 68-37 at Louisville, KY (SEC) W, 59-36 at Louisville, KY (SEC) W, 63-47 at Louisville, KY (SEC) W, 81-59 at Baton Rouge W, 57-47 at Lexington W, 44-43 at Louisville, KY (SEC) W, 63-56 at Nashville, TN (SEC) W, 74-58 at Lexington W, 64-62 at Baton Rouge W, 62-52 at Baton Rouge W, 107-65 at Lexington W, 51-46 at Baton Rouge W, 97-52 at Lexington W, 76-61 at Baton Rouge W, 77-45 at Lexington L, 73-59 at Baton Rouge W, 84-63 at Lexington W, 63-56 at Baton Rouge W, 103-84 at Lexington W, 79-66 at Baton Rouge W, 111-85 at Lexington W, 102-72 at Lexington W, 105-84 at Baton Rouge W, 121-95 at Baton Rouge W, 109-96 at Lexington W, 108-96 at Baton Rouge W, 103-89 at Lexington W, 109-96 at Lexington W, 121-105 at Baton Rouge W, 82-79 at Baton Rouge W, 110-73 at Lexington W, 89-71 at Lexington L, 88-71 at Baton Rouge W, 86-71 at Baton Rouge W, 94-76 at Lexington L, 95-84 at Baton Rouge W, 73-70 at Lexington W, 115-80 at Lexington W, 77-76 at Baton Rouge W, 85-71 at Lexington W, 85-70 at Baton Rouge W, 87-72 at Lexington W, 90-76 at Baton Rouge

1978: W, 96-76 at Lexington L, 95-94OT at Baton Rouge 1979: L, 93-89 at Lexington L, 70-61 at Baton Rouge W, 80-67 at Birmingham, AL (SEC) 1980: L, 65-60 at Lexington W, 76-74OT at Baton Rouge L, 80-78 at Birmingham, AL (SEC) 1981: L, 81-67 at Baton Rouge W, 73-71 at Lexington 1982: W, 76-65 at Lexington L, 94-78 at Baton Rouge 1983: W, 52-50 at Lexington L, 74-60 at Baton Rouge 1984: W, 96-80 at Baton Rouge W, 90-68 at Lexington 1985: W, 53-43 at Lexington L, 67-61 at Baton Rouge 1986: W, 54-52 at Baton Rouge W, 68-57 at Lexington W, 61-58 at Lexington (SEC) L, 59-57 at Atlanta, GA (NCAA) 1987: L, 76-41 at Lexington L, 65-52 at Baton Rouge 1988: W, 76-61 at Baton Rouge W, 95-69 at Lexington W, 86-80 at Baton Rouge (SEC) 1989: L, 64-62 at Lexington L, 99-80 at Baton Rouge 1990: L, 94-81 at Baton Rouge W, 100-95 at Lexington 1991: W, 93-80 at Lexington L, 107-88 at Baton Rouge 1992: L, 74-53 at Baton Rouge W, 80-74 at Birmingham, AL (SEC) 1993: W, 105-67 at Lexington W, 82-65 at Lexington (SEC) 1994: W, 99-95 at Baton Rouge 1995: W, 127-80 at Lexington 1996: W, 129-97 at Baton Rouge 1997: W, 84-48 at Lexington 1998: W, 63-61 at Baton Rouge 1999: W, 86-62 at Lexington 2000: L, 70-57 at Baton Rouge 2001: W, 84-61 at Lexington 2002: W, 68-56 at Baton Rouge 2003: W, 68-57 at Lexington 2004: W, 70-64 at Baton Rouge 2005: W, 89-58 at Lexington W, 79-78OT at Atlanta (SEC) 2006: L, 71-67 at Baton Rouge 2007: W, 70-63 at Lexington 2008: W, 67-63 at Baton Rouge 2009: L, 73-70 at Lexington L, 67-58 at Tampa, FL (SEC) at Lexington: UK leads, 39-5 at Baton Rouge: UK leads, 27-16 at Neutral Sites: UK lead, 12-3 at Atlanta, GA: UK leads, 2-1 at Birmingham, AL: UK leads, 2-1 at Knoxville, TN: UK leads, 2-0 at Louisville, KY: UK leads, 5-0 at Nashville, TN: UK leads, 1-0 at Tampa, FL: LSU leads 1-0 Louisville (UK Year Score 1913: W, 34-10 1914: W, 22-17 W, 26-13 1915: W, 18-14 L, 26-15 1916: L, 28-22 W, 32-24 1922: W, 38-14 W, 29-22 1948: W, 91-57

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W, 79-68 at Raleigh, NC (NCAA) L, 76-61 at Evanston, IL (NCAA) L, 80-68OT at Knoxville, TN (NCAA) W, 65-44 at Lexington W, 72-67 at Lexington (NCAA) 1985: L, 71-64 at Louisville 1986: W, 69-64 at Lexington 1987: W, 85-51 at Louisville 1988: W, 76-75 at Lexington 1989: L, 97-75 at Louisville 1990: L, 86-79 at Lexington 1991: W, 93-85 at Louisville 1992: W, 103-89 at Lexington 1993: W, 88-68 at Louisville 1994: W, 78-70 at Lexington 1995: L, 88-86 at Louisville 1996: W, 89-66 at Lexington 1997: W, 74-54 at Louisville 1998: L, 79-76 at Lexington 1999: L, 83-74 at Louisville 2000: W, 76-46 at Lexington 2001: W, 64-62 at Louisville 2002: W, 82-62 at Lexington 2003: L, 81-63 at Louisville 2004: L, 65-56 at Lexington 2005: W, 60-58 at Louisville 2006: W, 73-61 at Lexington 2007: W, 61-49 at Louisville 2008: L, 89-75 at Lexington 2009: L, 74-71 at Louisville at Lexington: UK leads, 14-5 at Louisville: UK leads, 10-7 at Neutral Sites: Tied, 2-2 at Evanston, IL: UL leads, 1-0 at Knoxville, TN: UL leads, 1-0 at New York, NY: UK leads, 1-0 at Raleigh, NC: UK leads, 1-0 Louisville Coliseum (Tied, 1-1) Year Score Site 1908: W, 29-28 at Lexington L, 30-18 at Louisville at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0 at Louisville: LC leads, 1-0 Louisville YMCA (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 1914: W, 30-21 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0 Louisville YMHA (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 1914: W, 59-12 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0 Loyola, Ill. (UK leads, 4-3) Year Score Site 1949: L, 67-56 at New York, NY (NIT) 1951: W, 97-61 at Lexington 1957: W, 81-62 at Lexington W, 115-65 at Chicago 1958: W, 75-42 at Lexington L, 57-56 at Chicago 1964: L, 100-91 at Minneapolis, MN (NCAA) at Lexington: UK leads, 3-0 at Chicago: Tied, 1-1 at Neutral Sites: LU leads, 2-0 at Minneapolis, MN: LU leads, 1-0 at New York, NY: LU leads, 1-0 Loyola, La. (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 1964: W, 86-64 at New Orleans, LA (Sugar) at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 1-0 at New Orleans, LA: UK leads, 1-0

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Maine (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 1981: W, 100-54 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0 Marietta (Tied, 2-2) Year Score Site 1913: W, 42-16 at Lexington 1914: W, 19-17 at Lexington 1916: L, 27-22 at Lexington L, 27-23 at Lexington at Lexington: Tied, 2-2 Marquette (Tied, 7-7) Year Score Site 1938: W, 35-33 at Lexington 1939: W, 37-31 at Lexington 1940: W, 51-45 at Milwaukee 1955: L, 79-71 at Evanston, IL (NCAA) 1959: W, 98-69 at Evanston, IL (NCAA) 1961: L, 88-72 at Chicago, IL 1968: W, 107-89 at Lexington (NCAA) 1969: L, 81-74 at Madison, WI (NCAA) 1971: L, 91-74 at Athens, GA (NCAA) 1972: W, 85-69 at Dayton, OH (NCAA) 1975: W, 76-54 at Tuscaloosa, AL (NCAA) 1994: L, 75-63 at St. Petersburg, FL (NCAA) 2003: L, 83-69 at Minneapolis, MN (NCAA) 2008: L, 74-66 at Anaheim, CA (NCAA) at Lexington: UK leads, 3-0 at Milwaukee: UK leads, 1-0 at Neutral Sites: MU leads, 7-3 at Anaheim, CA: MU leads, 1-0 at Athens, GA: MU leads, 1-0 at Chicago, IL: MU leads, 1-0 at Dayton, OH: UK leads, 1-0 at Evanston, IL: Tied, 1-1 at Madison, WI: MU leads, 1-0 at Minneapolis, MN: MU leads, 1-0 at St. Petersburg, FL: MU leads, 1-0 at Tuscaloosa, AL: UK leads, 1-0 Marshall (UK leads, 11-0) Year Score Site 1914: W, 46-6 at Huntington 1922: W, 34-12 at Lexington 1931: W, 42-26 at Lexington 1932: W, 46-16 at Lexington 1933: W, 57-23 at Ashland, KY 1934: W, 48-26 at Lexington 1989: W, 91-78 at Lexington (UKIT) 1995: W, 116-75 at Lexington 1996: W, 118-99 at Louisville, KY 2002: W, 90-73 at Lexington 2004: W, 89-76 at Cincinnati, OH at Lexington: UK leads, 7-0 at Huntington: UK leads, 1-0 at Neutral Sites: MU leads, 3-0 at Ashland, KY: UK leads, 1-0 at Cincinnati, OH: UK leads, 1-0 at Louisville, KY: UK leads, 1-0 Maryland (UK leads, 7-5) Year Score Site 1928: L, 37-7 at College Park 1930: W, 26-21 at Atlanta, GA (So.Con.) 1931: L, 29-27 at Atlanta, GA (So.Con.) 1956: W, 62-61 at College Park 1957: W, 76-55 at Lexington 1958: L, 71-62 at College Park 1959: W, 58-56OT at Lexington 1996: W, 96-84 at Springfield, MA 1999: W, 103-91 at Lexington 2000: W, 61-58 at New York, NY L, 72-66 at College Park 2002: L, 78-68 at Syracuse, NY (NCAA) at Lexington: UK leads, 3-0

at College Park: UM leads, 3-1 at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 3-2 at Atlanta, GA: Tied, 1-1 at New York, NY: UK leads, 1-0 at Springfield, MA: UK leads, 1-0 at Syracuse, NY: UM leads, 1-0 Maryville (UK leads, 5-0) Year Score Site 1915: W, 37-17 at Lexington W, 23-22 at Maryville 1916: W, 36-25 at Lexington 1920: W, 27-13 at Lexington 1941: W, 53-14 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 4-0 at Maryville: UK leads, 1-0 Massachusetts (UK leads, 5-1) Year Score Site 1992: W, 90-69 at Lexington W, 87-77 at Philadelphia, PA (NCAA) 1994: W, 67-64 at East Rutherford, NJ 1996: L, 92-82 at Auburn Hills, MI W, 81-74 at E. Rutherford, NJ (NCAA) 2007: W, 82-68 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 2-0 at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 3-1 at Auburn Hills, MI: UM leads, 1-0 at East Rutherford, NJ: UK leads, 2-0 at Philadelphia, PA: UK leads, 1-0 Memphis (UM leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 2007: L, 80-3 at Honolulu, HI at Neutral Sites: UM leads, 1-0 at Honolulu, HI: UM leads, 1-0 Mercer (UK leads, 2-1) Year Score Site 1921: W, 49-25 at Atlanta, GA (SIAA) 1922: L, 35-22 at Atlanta, GA (SIAA) 1999: W, 82-51 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0 at Neutral Sites: Tied, 1-1 at Atlanta, GA: Tied, 1-1 Mexico (UK leads, 3-0) Year Score Site 1933: W, 81-22 at Lexington 1937: W, 58-30 at Lexington 1942: W, 56-26 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 3-0 Mexico YMCA (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 1924: W, 25-14 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0 Miami, FL (UK leads, 3-1) Year Score Site 1957: W, 114-75 at Lexington 1999: W, 74-65 at Lexington 2000: W, 60-57 at Miami 2008: L, 73-67 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 2-1 at Miami: UK leads, 1-0 Miami, OH (UK leads, 21-4) Year Score Site 1906: L, 15-10 at Lexington L, 29-19 at Oxford 1912: W, 31-14 at Lexington 1913: W, 24-16 at Lexington 1919: L, 38-14 at Lexington 1928: L, 36-31 at Lexington 1929: W, 43-42OT at Lexington 1930: W, 35-20 at Lexington 1942: W, 35-21 at Lexington

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W, 62-49 at Lexington W, 67-53 at Oxford W, 94-70 at Lexington (NCAA) W, 70-58 at Lexington W, 93-61 at Lexington W, 86-77 at Oxford W, 72-71 at Madison, WI (NCAA) 1970: W, 80-58 at Lexington 1974: W, 81-68 at Lexington 1975: W, 80-73 at Oxford W, 91-69 at Lexington 1978: W, 91-69 at Dayton, OH (NCAA) 1988: W, 85-71 at Lexington (UKIT) 1993: W, 65-49 at Lexington 1999: W, 58-43 at St. Louis, MO (NCAA) 2007: W, 57-46 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 14-3 at Oxford: UK leads, 3-1 at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 3-0 at Dayton, OH: UK leads, 1-0 at Madison, WI: UK leads, 1-0 at St. Louis, MO: UK leads, 1-0 Michigan (UK leads, 4-2) Year Score Site 1925: L, 21-11 at Lexington 1966: W, 84-77 at Iowa City, IA (NCAA) 1968: W, 96-79 at Ann Arbor 1969: W, 112-104 at Lexington (UKIT) 1971: W, 104-93 at Ann Arbor 1993: L, 81-78OT at New Orleans, LA (NCAA) at Lexington: Tied, 1-1 at Ann Arbor: UK leads, 2-0 at Neutral Sites: Tied, 1-1 at Iowa City, IA: UK leads, 1-0 at New Orleans, LA: UM leads, 1-0 Michigan State (UK leads, 12-10) Year Score Site 1936: L, 32-26 at East Lansing W, 27-19 at Lexington 1937: W, 28-21 at Lexington L, 24-23 at East Lansing 1938: L, 43-38 at East Lansing W, 44-27 at Lexington 1945: W, 66-36 at Lexington L, 66-50 at East Lansing 1946: W, 55-44 at East Lansing W, 59-51 at Lexington 1947: W, 86-36 at Lexington 1948: W, 47-45 at East Lansing 1957: L, 80-68 at Lexington (NCAA) 1972: L, 91-85 at Lexington 1973: W, 75-66 at East Lansing 1978: W, 52-49 at Dayton, OH (NCAA) 1999: L, 73-66 at St. Louis, MO (NCAA) 2000: W, 60-58 at Lexington 2001: L, 46-45 at East Lansing 2003: L, 71-67 at Lexington 2004: W, 79-74 at Detroit, MI 2OT 2005: L, 94-88 at Austin, TX (NCAA) at Lexington: UK leads, 7-3 at East Lansing: MSU leads, 5-3 at Neutral Sites: Tied, 2-2 at Austin, TX: MSU leads, 1-0 at Dayton, OH: UK leads, 1-0 at Detroit, MI: UK leads, 1-0 at St. Louis, MO: MSU leads, 1-0 Middle Tenn. (MTSU leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 1982: L, 50-44 at Nashville, TN (NCAA) at Neutral Sites: MT leads, 1-0 at Nashville, TN: MT leads, 1-0

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Minnesota (UK leads, 4-1) YearScore Site 1952: L, 61-57 at Minneapolis 1954: W, 74-59 at Lexington 1956: W, 72-65 at Lexington (UKIT) 1958: W, 78-58 at Lexington (UKIT) 1997: W, 78-69 at Indianapolis, IN (NCAA) at Lexington: UK leads, 3-0 at Minneapolis: UM leads, 0-1 at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 1-0 at Indianapolis, IN: UK leads, 1-0 Mississippi (UK leads, 96-13) Year Score Site 1925: W, 26-23 at Lexington 1927: L, 37-17 at Lexington 1928: L, 41-28 at Atlanta, GA (So.Con.) 1929: W, 35-30 at Lexington W, 32-24 at Lexington 1933: W, 49-31 at Atlanta, GA (SEC) 1939: W, 49-30 at Knoxville, TN (SEC) 1941: W, 60-41 at Lexington W, 62-52 at Louisville, KY (SEC) 1942: W, 59-32 at Louisville, KY (SEC) 1949: W, 75-45 at Memphis, TN W, 85-31 at Lexington 1950: W, 61-55 at Memphis, TN W, 90-50 at Lexington 1951: W, 86-39 at Owensboro, KY 1952: W, 116-58 at Owensboro, KY W, 81-61 at Lexington 1954: W, 88-62 at Lexington 1955: W, 84-66 at Memphis, TN 1956: W, 88-49 at Lexington 1957: W, 75-69 at Memphis, TN 1958: W, 96-65 at Lexington 1959: W, 97-72 at Jackson, MS 1960: W, 61-43 at Lexington 1961: W, 74-60 at Jackson, MS 1962: W, 83-60 at Lexington 1963: W, 75-69 at Jackson, MS 1964: W, 102-59 at Lexington 1965: W, 102-65 at Lexington 1966: W, 108-65 at Oxford 1967: W, 96-53 at Lexington W, 79-70 at Oxford 1968: W, 85-76 at Oxford W, 78-62 at Lexington 1969: W, 69-59 at Oxford W, 104-68 at Lexington 1970: W, 95-73 at Lexington W, 120-85 at Oxford 1971: W, 103-95 at Oxford W, 121-86 at Lexington 1972: W, 93-82 at Lexington W, 90-82 at Oxford 1973: L, 61-58 at Oxford W, 88-70 at Lexington 1974: W, 93-64 at Lexington L, 61-60 at Oxford 1975: W, 85-82 at Oxford W, 108-89 at Lexington 1976: W, 89-81 at Lexington W, 94-87 at Oxford 1977: W, 100-73 at Lexington W, 81-69 at Oxford 1978: W, 76-56 at Lexington W, 64-52 at Oxford 1979: W, 90-64 at Lexington W, 87-82 at Oxford W, 82-77 at Birmingham, AL (SEC) 1980: W, 79-73 at Oxford W, 86-72 at Lexington W, 70-67 at Birmingham, AL (SEC) 1981: W, 64-55 at Lexington W, 62-55 at Oxford

1982: L, 67-65 at Oxford W, 56-49 at Lexington W, 62-58 at Lexington (SEC) 1983: W, 72-60 at Lexington W, 61-58 at Oxford 1984: W, 68-55 at Oxford W, 76-57 at Lexington 1985: W, 57-45 at Oxford W, 67-52 at Lexington 1986: W, 75-58 at Lexington W, 62-58 at Oxford W, 95-69 at Lexington (SEC) 1987: L, 76-65 at Oxford W, 64-63 at Lexington 1988: W, 94-65 at Lexington W, 78-71 at Oxford W, 82-64 at Baton Rouge, LA (SEC) 1989: L, 70-65 at Oxford W, 70-69 at Lexington 1990: W, 98-79 at Lexington L, 88-74 at Oxford 1991: W, 95-85 at Oxford W, 89-77 at Lexington 1992: W, 96-78 at Lexington 1993: W, 98-66 at Oxford 1994: W, 98-64 at Louisville, KY 1995: W, 82-65 at Memphis, TN 1996: W, 90-60 at Lexington 1997: L, 73-69 at Oxford W, 88-70 at Memphis, TN (SEC) 1998: L, 73-64 at Lexington 1999: W, 63-57 at Oxford W, 83-73 at Atlanta, GA (SEC) 2000: W, 74-69 at Lexington 2001: L, 65-55 at Oxford W, 77-55 at Nashville, TN (SEC) 2002: W, 87-64 at Lexington 2003: W, 80-62 at Oxford 2004: W, 71-61 at Lexington 2005: W, 53-50 at Oxford 2006: W, 80-40 at Lexington W, 71-57 at Nashville, TN (SEC) 2007: W, 68-58 at Oxford 2008: W, 58-54 at Lexington 2009: L, 85-80 at Oxford W, 71-58 at Tampa, FL (SEC) at Lexington: UK leads, 48-2 at Oxford: UK leads, 25-9 at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 23-1 at Atlanta, GA: UK leads, 2-1 at Baton Rouge, LA: UK leads, 1-0 at Birmingham, AL: UK leads, 2-0 at Jackson, MS: UK leads, 3-0 at Knoxville, TN: UK leads, 1-0 at Louisville, KY: UK leads, 3-0 at Memphis, TN: UK leads, 6-0 at Nashville, TN: UK leads, 2-0 at Owensboro, KY: UK leads, 2-0 at Tampa, FL: UK leads, 1-0 Miss. State (UK leads, 85-19) Year Score Site 1921: W, 28-13 at Atlanta, GA (SIAA) 1922: W, 28-21 at Lexington 1924: L, 17-16 at Lexington 1925: W, 31-26 at Atlanta, GA (So.Con.) 1926: L, 31-26 at Atlanta, GA (So.Con.) OT 1929: W, 25-23 at Starkville W, 32-14 at Jackson, MS 1930: W, 38-17 at Lexington W, 20-14 at Lexington 1933: W, 46-27 at Atlanta, GA (SEC) 1936: W, 41-39 at Knoxville, TN (SEC) 1939: W, 39-28 at Lexington 1940: W, 45-37 at Lexington 1943: W, 52-43 at Louisville, KY (SEC) 1950: W, 87-55 at Owensboro, KY

W, 56-46 1951: W, 80-60 W, 92-70 1952: W, 110-66 1954: W, 81-49 1955: W, 61-56 1956: W, 86-65 1957: L, 89-81 1958: W, 72-62 1959: L, 66-58 1960: W, 90-59 1961: W, 68-62 1962: L, 49-44 1963: L, 56-52 1964: W, 65-59 1965: W, 74-56 1966: W, 73-69 1967: L, 77-72OT W, 103-74 1968: W, 92-84 W, 107-81 1969: W, 91-72 W, 91-69 1970: W, 111-76 W, 86-57 1971: W, 79-71 W, 102-83 1972: W, 104-76 W, 63-55 1973: W, 90-81 W, 100-87OT 1974: W, 82-70 W, 108-69 1975: W, 112-79 W, 118-80 1976: L, 77-73 W, 94-93OT 1977: W, 92-85 W, 77-64 1978: W, 75-65 W, 58-56 1979: L, 63-61 W, 80-65 1980: W, 89-67 W, 71-65 1981: W, 71-64 W, 78-74 1982: L, 56-51 W, 71-54 1983: W, 59-53OT W, 88-67 1984: W, 51-42 W, 77-58 1985: W, 58-57 L, 82-69 1986: W, 64-52 W, 88-62 1987: W, 57-49 W, 50-36 1988: W, 93-52 W, 83-59 1989: W, 73-61 L, 68-67 1990: W, 102-97 L, 87-86 1991: W, 89-70 L, 83-82 1992: W, 89-84 1993: W, 87-63 1994: W, 86-70 W, 95-76 1995: L, 76-71 1996: W, 74-56 L, 84-73 1997: W, 90-61 1998: W, 77-71 1999: W, 76-49

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W, 73-61 at Starkville W, 76-57 at Lexington L, 74-69OT at Starkville W, 70-62 at Lexington W, 64-57 at New Orleans, LA (SEC) 2004: W, 67-66 at Starkville 2005: W, 94-78 at Lexington 2006: W, 81-66 at Starkville 2007: W, 64-60 at Lexington L, 84-82OT at Atlanta, GA (SEC) 2008: L, 69-64 at Starkville 2009: L, 66-57 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 43-5 at Starkville: UK leads, 30-12 at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 12-2 at Atlanta, GA: UK leads, 3-2 at Jackson, MS: UK leads, 1-0 at Knoxville, TN: UK leads, 1-0 at Louisville, KY: UK leads, 3-0 at Memphis, TN: UK leads, 1-0 at New Orleans, LA: Tied, 1-1 at Owensboro, KY: UK leads, 1-0 Miss. Valley St. (UK leads, 2-0) Year Score Site 2007: W, 79-56 at Lexington 2008: W, 88-65 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 2-0 Missouri (UK leads, 4-0) Year Score Site 1961: W, 81-69 at Lexington 1972: W, 83-72 at Lexington (UKIT) 1998: W, 77-55 at Lahaina, HI 2000: W, 70-53 at New Orleans, LA (Sugar) at Lexington: UK leads, 2-0 at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 2-0 at Lahaina, HI: UK leads, 1-0 at New Orleans, LA: UK leads, 1-0 Montana (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 1997: W, 81-69 at Salt Lake City, UT (NCAA) at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 1-0 at Salt Lake City, UT: UK leads, 1-0 Moores Hill (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 1906: W, 32-11 at Moores Hill at Moores Hill: UK leads, 1-0 Morehead St. (UK leads, 8-0) Year Score Site 1961: W, 71-64 at Louisville, KY (NCAA) 1992: W, 101-84 at Louisville, KY 1993: W, 108-65 at Lexington 1994: W, 97-61 at Lexington 1996: W, 96-32 at Lexington 1998: W, 88-49 at Lexington 2002: W, 94-75 at Lexington 2005: W, 71-40 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 6-0 at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 2-0 at Louisville, KY: UK leads, 2-0 Mt. St. Mary’s (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 1995: W, 113-67 at Memphis, TN (NCAA) at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 1-0 at Memphis, TN: UK leads, 1-0 Navy (UK leads, 3-1) Year Score Site 1929: L, 32-26 at Annapolis, MD 1959: W, 82-69 at Lexington 1970: W, 73-59 at Lexington (UKIT) 1987: W, 80-69 at Lexington

at Lexington: UK leads, 3-0 at Annapolis: Navy leads, 1-0 Nebraska (UK leads, 2-1) Year Score Site 1941: L, 40-39 at Lincoln 1942: W, 42-27 at Lexington 1973: W, 85-60 at Lexington (UKIT) at Lexington: UK leads, 2-0 at Lincoln: NU leads, 1-0 New Albany YMCA (Y leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 1906: L, 29-12 at New Albany at New Albany: YMCA leads, 1-0 N. Mexico St. (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 1999: W, 82-60 at New Orleans, LA (NCAA) at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 1-0 at New Orleans, LA: UK leads, 1-0 New York U. (NYU leads, 2-0) Year Score Site 1935: L, 23-22 at New York 1936: L, 41-28 at New York at New York: NYU leads, 2-0 Niagara (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 1976: W, 67-61 at New York, NY (NIT) at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 1-0 at New York, NY: UK leads, 1-0 N. Carolina (UNC leads, 21-10) Year Score Site 1924: L, 41-20 at Atlanta, GA (SIAA) 1929: L, 25-15 at Lexington 1932: L, 43-42 at Atlanta (So.Con.) 1950: W, 83-44 at Lexington 1960: W, 76-70 at Lexington (UKIT) 1961: W, 70-65 at Greensboro, NC 1963: L, 68-66 at Lexington 1964: W, 100-80 at Lexington 1965: L, 82-67 at Charlotte, NC 1967: L, 64-55 at Lexington 1968: L, 84-77 at Greensboro, NC 1969: L, 87-77 at Lexington 1970: W, 94-87 at Charlotte, NC 1973: L, 78-70 at Louisville, KY 1974: L, 101-84 at Greensboro, NC 1975: W, 90-78 at Louisville, KY 1976: L, 90-77 at Charlotte, NC 1977: L, 79-72 at College Park, MD (NCAA) 1982: L, 82-69 at East Rutherford, NJ 1990: L, 121-110 at Louisville, KY 1991: L, 84-81 at Chapel Hill 1995: L, 74-61 at Birmingham, AL (NCAA) 2001: W, 93-76 at Chapel Hill 2002: W, 79-59 at Lexington 2003: W, 98-81 at Chapel Hill 2004: W, 61-56 at Lexington 2005: L, 91-78 at Chapel Hill 2006: L, 83-79 at Lexington 2007: L, 75-63 at Chapel Hill 2008: L, 86-77 at Lexington 2008: L, 77-58 at Chapel Hill at Lexington: UNC leads, 6-5 at Chapel Hill: UNC leads, 4-2 at Neutral Sites: UNC leads, 11-3 at Atlanta, GA: UNC leads, 2-0 at Birmingham, AL: UNC leads, 1-0 at Charlotte, NC: UNC leads, 2-1 at College Park, MD: UNC leads, 1-0 at East Rutherford, NJ: UNC leads, 1-0 at Greensboro, NC: UNC leads, 2-1 at Louisville, KY: UNC leads, 2-1

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1972: W, 83-67 at Louisville, KY 1973: W, 65-63 at Louisville, KY 1974: L, 94-79 at Louisville, KY 1975: W, 113-96 at Louisville, KY 1976: W, 79-77 at Louisville, KY 1977: W, 102-78 at Louisville, KY 1978: W, 73-68 at Louisville, KY 1979: W, 81-76 at Louisville, KY 1980: W, 86-80 at Louisville, KY 1981: L, 67-61 at Louisville, KY 1982: W, 34-28OT at Louisville, KY 1983: W, 58-45 at South Bend 1988: W, 78-69 at Louisville, KY 1989: L, 81-65 at Indianapolis, IN 1990: L, 80-67 at South Bend 1991: W, 98-90 at Indianapolis, IN 1992: W, 91-70 at Lexington 1993: W, 81-62 at South Bend 1994: W, 84-59 at Lexington 1995: W, 97-58 at South Bend 1997: W, 80-56 at Lexington 2001: W, 82-71 at Lexington 2002: W, 72-65 at South Bend 2003: W, 88-73 at Lexington 2004: W, 71-63 at South Bend 2009: L, 77-67 at South Bend (NIT) at Lexington: UK leads, 8-0 at South Bend: UK leads, 10-5 at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 27-9 at Chicago, IL: UK leads, 2-0 at Columbus, OH: UK leads, 1-0 at Indianapolis, IN: Tied, 1-1 at Louisville, KY: UK leads, 23-8 Oglethorpe (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 1935: W, 81-12 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0 Ohio Year 1944: 1945:

(UK leads, 14-1) Score Site W, 51-35 at Lexington W, 59-46 at Lexington W, 61-38 at Athens 1946: W, 57-48 at Lexington W, 60-52 at Athens 1947: W, 46-36 at Lexington 1948: W, 79-57 at Athens 1964: L, 85-69 at Minneapolis, MN (NCAA) 1983: W, 57-40 at Tampa, FL (NCAA) 1990: W, 76-73 at Lexington 1992: W, 73-63 at Cincinnati, OH 1995: W, 79-74 at Lexington 1998: W, 95-58 at Athens 2003: W, 83-75 at Cincinnati, OH 2006: W, 71-63 at Cincinnati, OH at Lexington: UK leads, 6-0 at Athens: UK leads, 4-0 at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 4-1 at Cincinnati, OH: UK leads, 3-0 at Minneapolis, MN: OU leads, 1-0 at Tampa, FL: UK leads, 1-0 Ohio Year 1933: 1940: 1942: 1943: 1944: 1945: 1958: 1959: 1960: 1961: 1962:

State (UK leads, 10-8) Score Site L, 46-30 at Lexington W, 36-30 at New Orleans, LA (Sugar) L, 43-41 at Columbus L, 45-40 at Lexington W, 40-28 at Columbus W, 53-48OT at Lexington L, 45-37 at New York, NY (NCAA) W, 61-54 at Columbus W, 95-76 at Lexington (UKIT) W, 96-93 at Lexington L, 87-74 at Louisville, KY (NCAA) L, 74-64 at Iowa City, IA (NCAA)

1968: L, 82-81 at Lexington (NCAA) 1981: W, 70-64 at Lexington 1982: W, 78-62 at Columbus 1987: L, 91-77 at Atlanta, GA (NCAA) 1994: W, 100-88 at Lahaina, HI 1997: W, 81-65 at Cleveland, OH at Lexington: UK leads, 4-3 at Columbus: UK leads, 3-1 at Neutral Sites: OSU leads, 4-3 at Atlanta, GA: OSU leads, 1-0 at Cleveland, OH: UK leads, 1-0 at Iowa City, IA: OSU leads, 1-0 at Lahaina, HI: UK leads, 1-0 at Louisville, KY: OSU leads, 1-0 at New Orleans, LA: UK leads, 1-0 at New York, NY: OSU leads, 1-0 Ohio Wesleyan (OW leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 1911: L, 37-19 at Delaware at Delaware: OW leads, 1-0 Oklahoma (UK leads, 2-0) Year Score Site 1947: W, 43-33 at Lexington 1987: W, 75-74 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 2-0 Okla. State (UK leads, 3-1) Year Score Site 1944: W, 45-29 at New York, NY (NIT) 1947: L, 37-31 at New Orleans, LA (Sugar) 1949: W, 46-36 at Seattle, WA (NCAA) 1975: W, 90-65 at Lexington (UKIT) at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0 at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 2-1 at New Orleans, LA: OSU leads, 1-0 at New York, NY: UK leads, 1-0 at Seattle, WA: UK leads, 1-0 Old Dominion (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 1992: W, 88-69 at Worcester, MA (NCAA) at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 1-0 at Worcester, MA: UK leads, 1-0 Oregon (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 1973: W, 95-68 at Lexington (UKIT) at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0 Oregon State (UK leads, 3-0) Year Score Site 1967: W, 96-76 at Lexington (UKIT) 1971: W, 84-78 at Lexington 1976: W, 82-74 at Lexington (UKIT) at Lexington: UK leads, 3-0 Otterbien (OC leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 1911: L, 41-27 at Westerville at Westerville: OC leads, 1-0 Pennsylvania (UK leads, 4-0) Year Score Site 1968: W, 64-49 at Lexington 1969: W, 102-78 at Philadelphia 1991: W, 85-62 at Lexington 2000: W, 67-50 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 3-0 at Philadelphia: UK leads, 1-0 Penn State (UK leads, 2-1) Year Score Site 1952: W, 82-54 at Raleigh, NC (NCAA) 1955: W, 84-59 at Evanston, IL (NCAA) 2001: L, 73-68 at Lexington

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Seton Hall (Tied, 1-1) Year Score Site 1982: W, 98-72 at Lexington (UKIT) 1989: L, 63-60 at Anchorage, AK at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0 at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 1-0 at Anchorage, AK: UK leads, 1-0 Sewanee (UK leads, 6-0) Year Score Site 1923: W, 30-14 at Lexington 1924: W, 50-15 at Lexington 1930: W, 44-22 at Atlanta, GA (So.Con.) 1932: W, 30-20 at Sewanee 1934: W, 55-16 at Sewanee W, 60-15 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 3-0 at Sewanee: UK leads, 2-0 at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 1-0 at Atlanta, GA: UK leads, 1-0 S. Carolina (UK leads, 41-8) Year Score Site 1928: W, 56-40 at Atlanta, GA (So.Con.) 1933: W, 44-36 at Lexington L, 44-38 at Columbia 1942: W, 64-25 at Lexington 1968: W, 76-66 at Lexington (UKIT) 1977: W, 98-67 at Columbia 1978: W, 84-65 at Lexington 1979: W, 79-74 at Columbia 1980: W, 126-81 at Lexington 1992: W, 80-63 at Columbia W, 74-56 at Lexington 1993: W, 108-82 at Columbia W, 87-66 at Lexington 1994: W, 79-67 at Lexington L, 75-74 at Columbia 1995: W, 80-55 at Columbia W, 90-72 at Lexington 1996: W, 89-60 at Columbia W, 89-57 at Lexington 1997: L, 84-79OT at Columbia L, 72-66 at Lexington 1998: W, 91-70 at Lexington W, 69-57 at Columbia W, 86-56 at Atlanta, GA (SEC) 1999: W, 68-61 at Columbia W, 74-40 at Lexington 2000: W, 64-48 at Columbia W, 76-63 at Lexington 2001: W, 69-63 at Lexington W, 94-61 at Columbia W, 78-65 at Nashville, TN (SEC) 2002: W, 51-50 at Columbia W, 91-74 at Lexington L, 70-57 at Atlanta, GA (SEC) 2003: W, 62-55 at Lexington W, 87-69 at Columbia 2004: W, 65-64 at Lexington W, 84-65 at Columbia W, 78-63 at Atlanta, GA (SEC) 2005: W, 79-75 at Lexington L, 73-61 at Columbia 2006: W, 80-78 at Lexington W, 79-66 at Columbia L, 65-61 at Nashville, TN (SEC) 2007: W, 87-49 at Columbia W, 95-89 at Lexington 2008: W, 78-70 at Lexington W, 71-63 at Columbia 2009: L, 78-77 at Lexington L, 77-59 at Columbia at Lexington: UK leads, 21-2 at Columbia: UK leads, 16-5 at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 4-2 at Atlanta, GA: UK leads, 3-1

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at Lexington: USC leads, 1-0 at Los Angeles: USC leads, 1-0 at Neutral Sites: USC leads, 1-0 at Philadelphia, PA: USC leads, 1-0 SMU (UK leads, 3-2) Year Score Site 1957: W, 73-67 at Lexington (UKIT) 1958: L, 65-64 at Dallas 1959: W, 72-60 at Lexington 1977: W, 110-86 at Lexington 1985: L, 56-54 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 3-1 at Dallas: SMU leads, 1-0 Stony Brook (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 2008: W, 62-52 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0 St. Andrews (Tied, 1-1) Year Score Site 1915: W, 30-15 at Lexington L, 50-25 Laurinburg at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0 at Laurinburg: SA leads, 1-0 St. Bonaventure (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 2000: W, 85-802OT at Cleveland, OH (NCAA) at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 1-0 at Cleveland, OH: UK leads, 1-0 St. John’s (UK leads, 10-5) Year Score Site 1944: W, 44-38 at New York L, 48-45 at New York (NIT) 1946: W, 73-59 at New York 1947: W, 70-50 at New York 1948: W, 52-40 at New York 1949: W, 57-30 at New York 1950: L, 69-58 at New York 1951: W, 43-37 at New York W, 59-43 at New York (NCAA) 1952: W, 81-40 at Lexington L, 64-57 at Raleigh, NC (NCAA) 1978: W, 102-72 at Lexington (UKIT) 1985: L, 86-70 at Denver, CO (NCAA) 1993: W, 86-77 at New York 2001: L, 62-61 at New York at Lexington: UK leads, 2-0 at New York: UK leads, 8-3 at Neutral Sites: SJ leads, 2-0 at Denver, CO: SJ leads, 1-0 at Raleigh, NC: SJ leads, 1-0

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L, 30-10 1918: W, 33-26 W, 40-12 W, 29-18 W, 32-20 1919: L, 40-22 W, 30-14 1920: L, 29-24 L, 27-26 L, 28-25 W, 34-26 1923: L, 30-26 L, 28-23 1924: L, 20-13 1925: W, 35-22 W, 26-21 1926: W, 51-17 W, 27-21 1927: L, 19-14 L, 30-21 1928: W, 48-18 W, 43-16 1929: W, 35-29 W, 27-22 1930: W, 23-20 L, 29-24OT 1931: W, 31-23 W, 36-32OT 1932: W, 29-28 W, 41-27 1933: W, 42-21 W, 44-23 1934: W, 44-23 W, 53-26 1935: W, 48-21 W, 38-36 1936: W, 40-31 L, 39-28 L, 39-28 1937: W, 43-26 L, 26-24 W, 39-25 1938: W, 52-27 W, 29-26 1939: L, 30-29 W, 36-342OT W, 46-38 1940: W, 35-26 L, 27-23 W, 30-29OT 1941: L 32-22 W, 37-28 L, 36-33 1942: L, 46-40 W, 36-33 1943: W, 30-28 W, 53-29 L, 33-30 1945: L, 35-34 W, 40-34 W, 39-35 1946: W, 50-32 W, 54-34 1947: W, 54-39 W, 61-46 1948: W, 65-54 W, 69-42 W, 70-47 1949: W, 66-51 W, 71-56 W, 83-44 1950: L, 66-53 W, 79-52 W, 95-58 1951: W, 70-45 W, 86-61 1952: W, 65-56

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Texas A&M (UK leads, 2-1) Year Score Site 1942: W, 49-29 at Lexington 1947: W, 83-18 at Lexington 1979: L, 73-69 at Lexington (UKIT) at Lexington: UK leads, 2-1 TCU (UK leads, 2-0) Year Score Site 1977: W, 103-53 at Lexington 1996: W, 124-80 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 2-0 Texas State (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 1992: W, 82-36 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0 Texas Tech (UK leads, 4-0) Year Score Site 1964: W, 107-91 at Lexington 1966: W, 89-73 at Lubbock 1987: W, 66-60 at Lexington 1995: W, 83-68 at Cincinnati, OH at Lexington: UK leads, 2-0 at Lubbock: UK leads, 1-0 at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 1-0 at Cincinnati, OH: UK leads, 1-0 Texas Southern (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 2008: W, 83-35 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0 Toledo (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 1985: W, 63-54 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0 Transylvania (Tied, 7-7) Year Score Site 1903: L, 42-22 at UK 1904: L, 12-55 at Transylvania 1905: L, 14-12 at Transylvania W, 30-29 at UK L, 22-1 at Transylvania L, 33-23 at UK 1906: UK at Lexington YMCA 1907: W, 16-14 at UK L, 19-5 at Transylvania 1908: W, 20-15 at UK W, 20-15 at Transylvania 1911: L, 23-18 at UK W, 22-19 at Transylvania W, 30-24 at UK at UK: UK leads, 4-3 at Transylvania: TU leads, 4-2 at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 1-0 at Lexington YMCA: UK leads, 1-0 Tufts (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 1945: W, 66-56 at New York, NY (NCAA) at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 1-0 at New York, NY: UK leads, 1-0 Tulane (UK leads, 41-5) Year Score Site 1921: W, 50-28 at Atlanta, GA (SIAA) 1925: W, 29-22 at Lexington 1929: L, 34-22 at New Orleans W, 29-15 at Atlanta, GA (So.Con.) 1932: W, 50-30 at Atlanta, GA (So.Con.) 1933: W, 53-17 at Lexington W, 42-11 at Lexington 1934: W, 32-22 at New Orleans W, 42-29 at New Orleans

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1998: W, 94-68 at St. Petersburg, FL (NCAA) 1999: W, 66-62 at Bayamone, P.R. 2001: L, 97-92OT at New York, NY 2004: W, 52-50 at Anaheim, CA 2007: L, 73-68 at Honolulu, HI at Lexington: UK leads, 2-0 at Los Angeles: UK leads, 1-0 at Neutral Sites: UCLA leads, 4-3 at Anaheim, CA: Tied, 1-1 at Bayamone, P.R.: UK leads, 1-0 at Honolulu, HI: UCLA leads, 1-0 at San Diego, CA: UCLA leads, 1-0 at St. Petersburg, FL.: UK leads, 1-0 at New York, NY: UCLA leads, 1-0 UNLV (UK leads, 4-0) Year Score Site 1978: W, 92-70 at Lexington 1980: W, 74-69 at Las Vegas 1985: W, 64-61 at Salt Lake City, UT (NCAA) 2009: W, 70-60 at Lexington (NIT) at Lexington: UK leads, 2-0 at Las Vegas: UK leads, 1-0 at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 1-0 at Salt Lake City, UT: UK leads, 1-0 Utah (UK leads, 9-2) Year Score Site 1944: W, 46-38 at New York, NY (NIT) 1947: L, 49-45 at New York, NY (NIT) 1955: W, 70-65 at Lexington (UKIT) 1977: L, 70-68 at Lexington (UKIT) 1993: W, 83-62 at Nashville, TN (NCAA) 1996: W, 101-70 at Minneapolis, MN (NCAA) 1997: W, 72-59 at San Jose, CA (NCAA) 1998: W, 78-69 at San Antonio, TX (NCAA) 2001: W, 56-48 at Lexington (Pre-NIT) 2003: W, 74-54 at Nashville, TN (NCAA) 2005: W, 62-52 at Austin, TX (NCAA) at Lexington: UK leads, 2-1 at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 7-1 at Austin, TX: UK leads, 1-0 at Minneapolis, MN: UK leads, 1-0 at Nashville, TN: UK leads, 2-0 at New York, NY: Tied, 1-1 at San Antonio, TX: UK leads, 1-0 at San Jose, CA: UK leads, 1-0

Tulsa (UK leads, 5-0) Year Score Site 1948: W, 72-18 at Lexington W, 71-22 at Lexington 1949: W, 81-27 at Lexington 1998: W, 74-53 at Lexington 2002: W, 87-82 at St. Louis, MO (NCAA) at Lexington: UK leads, 4-0 at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 1-0 at St. Louis, MO: UK leads, 1-0

Utah State (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 1958: W, 92-64 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0

UAB (UAB leads, 3-2) Year Score Site 1981: W, 61-53 at Lexington (UKIT) L, 69-62 at Tuscaloosa, AL (NCAA) 2004: L, 76-75 at Columbus, OH (NCAA) 2006: W, 69-64 at Philadelphia, PA (NCAA) 2008: L, 79-76 at Louisville, KY at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0 at Neutral Sites: UAB leads, 3-1 at Birmingham, AL: UAB leads, 1-0 at Columbus, OH: UAB leads, 1-0 at Louisville, KY: UAB leads 1-0 at Philadelphia, PA: UK leads, 1-0

Valparaiso (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 2002: W, 83-68 at St. Louis, MO (NCAA) at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 1-0 at St. Louis, MO: UK leads, 1-0

UCLA (UK leads, 6-4) Year Score Site 1952: W, 84-53 at Lexington 1960: W, 68-66 at Los Angeles 1961: W, 77-76 at Lexington 1975: L, 92-85 at San Diego, CA (NCAA) 1995: L, 82-81 at Anaheim, CA

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Vanderbilt (UK leads, 131-43) Year Score Site 1912: W, 28-17 at Lexington W, 22-18 at Lexington 1913: L, 24-17 at Lexington W, 42-29 at Lexington 1915: L, 39-34 at Lexington W, 36-24 at Lexington 1916: L, 39-25 at Lexington L, 23-20 at Lexington 1919: L, 36-26 at Lexington

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2008: L, 111-103 at Lexington, KY at Lexington, KY: UK leads, 2-1 at Lexington, VA: VMI leads, 2-0 at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 3-0 at Atlanta, GA: UK leads, 1-0 at College Park, MD: UK leads, 1-0 at Louisville, KY: UK leads, 1-0 Wabash (Tied, 1-1) Year Score Site 1925: L, 57-10 at Crawfordsville 1947: W, 96-24 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0 at Crawfordsville: WC leads, 1-0 Wake Forest (UK leads, 4-0) Year Score Site 1953: W, 101-69 at Lexington 1964: W, 98-75 at Lexington (UKIT) 1993: W, 103-69 at Charlotte, NC (NCAA) 1996: W, 83-63 at Minneapolis, MN (NCAA) at Lexington: UK leads, 2-0 at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 3-0 at Charlotte, NC: UK leads, 1-0 at Minneapolis, MN: UK leads, 1-0 Washington Univ. (UK leads, 2-0) Year Score Site 1943: W, 45-38 at Lexington 1948: W, 69-39 at Memphis, TN at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0 at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 1-0 at Memphis, TN: UK leads, 1-0 Washington (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 1985: W, 66-58 at Salt Lake City, UT (NCAA) at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 1-0 at Salt Lake City, UT: UK leads, 1-0 Wash. & Lee (UK leads, 12-1) Year Score Site 1922: W, 21-20 at Lexington, VA 1926: W, 28-22 at Lexington, KY W, 44-34 at Lexington, KY 1927: L, 36-34 at Lexington, KY 1928: W, 34-28 at Lexington, KY 1929: W, 31-30 at Lexington, KY OT 1930: W, 28-26 at Lexington, KY 1931: W, 23-18 at Lexington, KY 1932: W, 48-28 at Lexington, KY 1939: W, 67-47 at Lexington, KY 1942: W, 62-32 at Lexington, KY 1952: W, 96-46 at Lexington, KY 1957: W, 94-66 at Lexington, KY at Lexington, KY: UK leads, 11-1 at Lexington, VA: UK leads, 1-0 Wash. State (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 1975: W, 97-75 at Lexington (UKIT) at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0 Wayne (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 1956: W, 84-64 at Iowa City, IA (NCAA) at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 1-0 at Iowa City, IA: UK leads, 1-0 W. Carolina (UK leads, 2-0) Year Score Site 1989: W, 78-60 at Lexington 1997: W, 82-55 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 2-0

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Wright Field (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 1944: W, 61-28 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0 Wright State (UK leads, 3-0) Year Score Site 1993: W, 81-65 at Lexington 1997: W, 90-62 at Lexington 1999: W, 97-75 at Cincinnati, OH at Lexington: UK leads, 2-0 at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 1-0 at Cincinnati, OH: UK leads, 1-0 Wyoming (UK leads, 2-0) Year Score Site 1945: W, 50-46 at Buffalo, NY 1984: W, 66-40 at Lexington (UKIT) at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0 at Neutral Sites: UK leads, 1-0 at Buffalo, NY: UK leads, 1-0 Xavier (UK leads, 37-2) Year Score Site 1935: W, 40-27 at Cincinnati W, 46-29 at Lexington 1936: W, 36-32 at Cincinnati W, 49-40 at Lexington 1937: W, 34-28OT at Cincinnati W, 23-15 at Lexington 1938: L, 39-32 at Cincinnati W, 45-29 at Lexington 1939: W, 41-31 at Cincinnati W, 43-23 at Lexington 1940: W, 42-41 at Cincinnati W, 37-29 at Lexington 1941: W, 48-43 at Cincinnati L, 49-44 at Lexington 1942: W, 40-39 at Cincinnati W, 44-36 at Lexington 1943: W, 43-38 at Lexington W, 48-36 at Lexington 1946: W, 62-36 at Cincinnati W, 83-40 at Lexington 1947: W, 71-34 at Lexington W, 58-31 at Cincinnati 1948: W, 79-37 at Lexington W, 59-37 at Cincinnati 1949: W, 96-50 at Lexington W, 51-40 at Cincinnati 1950: W, 58-47 at Cincinnati W, 58-53 at Lexington 1951: W, 67-56 at Cincinnati W, 78-51 at Lexington 1952: W, 97-72 at Cincinnati W, 83-50 at Lexington 1954: W, 81-66 at Cincinnati W, 77-71 at Lexington 1955: W, 73-69 at Cincinnati W, 66-55 at Lexington 1963: W, 90-76 at Lexington 1968: W, 111-76 at Lexington 1969: W, 115-77 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 21-1 at Cincinnati: UK leads, 16-1 Yale (UK leads, 1-0) Year Score Site 1962: W, 79-58 at Lexington at Lexington: UK leads, 1-0

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A LABAMA

Most Points: 111 in Lexington, 2/26/73 (W, 111-95) Largest UK margin of Victory: 42 in Lexington, 2/14/49 (W, 74-32) Times scored 100 pts.: 6, Last 2/12/92 in Lexington, Ky. (W, 107-83) Overtime games: 2-0, Last time 1/27/69 (W, 83-70) Most Points (Individual): 47 by Dan Issel, 2/23/70 (W, 98-89) Most Rebounds (Indiv.): 18 by Kevin Grevey, 1/20/75 (W, 74-69) Most Assists: 10 by Ed Davender, 2/13/88 (W, 82-68) Most Steals: 5 by John Pelphrey, 1/17/90 (W, 82-65) Most Blocked Shots: 6 by Jamaal Magloire, 2/19/97 (W, 75-61) Most 3-Point FG: 7 by Patrick Sparks, 2/26/05 (W, 78-71) Most Points by Alabama: 101 in Montgomery, Ala., 2/25/56 (L, 101-77) VS .

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Most Points: 99 in Atlanta, Ga., 3/7/98 (W, 99-74) Largest UK margin of Victory: 37 in Lexington, 12/13/48 (76-39) Times scored 100 pts.: n/a Overtime games: 2-0, Last time 1/17/98 (W, 80-77) Most Points (Individual): 45 by Jodie Meeks, 2/14/09 (W, 79-63) Most Rebounds (Indiv.): 20 by Jared Prickett, 2/9/94 (L, 90-82) Most Assists: 11 by Cliff Hawkins, 2/18/04 (W, 73-56) Most Steals: 5 by Wayne Turner, 1/26/97 (W, 83-73);

Jodi Meeks scored 45 points at Arkansas, the most points by a Wildcat the Razorbacks.

5 by Rajon Rondo, 1/29/06 (W, 78-76) Most Blocked Shots: 5 by Perry Stevenson, 2/14/09 (W, 79-63); Most 3-Point FG: 7 by Jodie Meeks, 2/14/09 (W, 79-63) Most Points by Arkansas: 105 in Lexington, 1/25/92 (L, 105-88) VS .

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Most Points: 119 in Lexington, 2/10/75 (W, 119-76) Largest UK margin of Victory: 68 in Louisville, Ky., 2/28/47 (84-18) Times scored 100 pts.: 13, Last 3/21/91 in Lexington, Ky. (W, 114-93) Overtime Games: 2-3, Last time 2/2/85 (W, 49-47) Most Points (Individual): 42 by Dan Issel, 3/2/70 (W, 102-81) Most Rebounds (Indiv.): 19 by Johnny Cox, 2/24/58 (L, 64-63) 19 by Jim Andrews, 2/5/73 (W, 88-57) Most Assists: 13 by Dirk Minnefield, 2/3/82 (L, 83-81 OT) Most Steals: 5 by Jared Prickett, 3/7/97 (W, 92-50) Most Blocked Shots: 6 by Melvin Turpin, 2/12/83 (W, 71-69) 6 by Reggie Hanson, 1/24/90 (L, 74-70) Most 3-Point FG: 6 by Rex Chapman, 1/3/87 (W, 63-60) Most Points by Auburn: 99 in Auburn, Ala., 2/11/74 (L, 99-97 OT) VS .

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Most Points: 110 in Lexington, Ky. 2/14/70 (W, 110-66) Largest UK margin of Victory: 56 in Louisville, Ky., 3/4/48 (87-31) Times scored 100 pts.: 5, Last 3/8/96 in New Orleans, La., (W, 100-76) Overtime Games: 0-1, Last time 1/19/08 (L, 81-70) Most Points (Individual): 37 by Dan Issel (Two times: 1/10/70 & 2/14/70) Most Rebounds (Indiv.): 24 by Dan Issel, 12/4/67 (W, 99-76) Most Assists: 9 by Kevin Galloway, 2/10/09 (W, 68-65) Most Steals: 6 by Anthony Epps, 2/15/97 (W, 85-56)

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Most Blocked Shots: 11 by Dicky Beal, 2/13/84 (W, 67-65)

Overtime Games: n/a

Most 3-Point FG: 8 by Cameron Mills, 2/1/98 (L, 86-78)

Most Points (Individual):53 by Dan Issel, 2/7/1970 (W, 120-85)

Most Points by Florida: 95 in Gainesville, Fla., 2/4/06 (L, 95-80)

Most Rebounds (Indiv.): 30 by Cotton Nash, 2/8/64 (W, 102-59)

Most Assists: 12 by Rajon Rondo, 2/22/06 (W, 80-40) VS .

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Most Steals: 7 by Reggie Hanson, 2/16/91 (W, 89-77)

Most Points: 143 in Louisville, Ky., 2/27/56 (W, 143-66)

Most Blocked Shots: 6 by Walter McCarty, 1/6/96 (W, 90-60)

Largest UK margin of Victory: 77 in Louisville, Ky., 2/27/56 (143-66)

Most 3-Point FG: 6 by John Pelphrey, 1/16/91 (W, 95-85)

Times scored 100 pts.: 11, Last 2/15/71 in Athens, Ga., (W, 107-95)

Most Points by Ole Miss: 95 in Oxford, Miss., 1/2/71 (W, 103-95)

Overtime Games: 5-3, Last 3/15/08 in Atlanta, Ga., (L, 60-56) VS .

Most Points (Individual): 42 by Melvin Turpin, 3/8/84 (W, 92-79)

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Most Rebounds (Indiv.): 23 by Mike Phillips, 2/9/76 (L, 86-81)

Most Points: 126 in Lexington, 12/10/79 (W, 126-81)

Most Assists: 10 by Kyle Macy, 2/27/78 (W, 78-67)

Largest UK margin of Victory: 45 in Lexington, 12/10/79 (126-81)

10 by Roger Harden, 1/28/84 (W, 64-40);

Times scored 100 pts.: Two, Last in Columbia, SC, 1/23/93 (W, 108-82)

10 by Dicky Beal, 3/8/84 (W, 92-79);

Overtime Games: 0-1, Last 2/4/97 (L, 84-79)

10 by Roger Harden, 2/24/85 (L, 79-77)

Most Points (Individual): 35 by Joe Crawford, 3/5/08 (W, 71-63) Most Rebounds (Indiv.): 17 by Jared Prickett, 1/26/94 (W, 79-67)

Most Steals: 6 by Reggie Hanson, 2/3/90 (W, 88-77)

Most Assists: 12 by Anthony Epps, 2/1/95 (W, 90-72);

6 by Jamal Mashburn, 2/3/91 (W, 96-84)

12 by Allen Edwards, 1/13/98 (W, 91-70)

Most Blocked Shots: 8 by Patrick Patterson, 3/4/09 (L, 90-85)

Most Steals: 5 by Athony Epps, 2/1/95 (W, 90-72)

Most 3-Point FG: 5 by Derrick Miller (5-7), 12/30/86 (L, 69-65)

Most Blocked Shots: 4 by Sam Bowie, 12/10/79 (W, 126-81);

5 by Tony Delk (5-7), 1/8/94 (L, 94-90);

4 by Jamaal Magloire, 2/28/98 (W, 69-57);

5 by Michael Porter (5-8), 3/4/09 (L, 90-85)

4 by Jamaal Magloire, 2/5/00 (W, 76-63);

Most Points by Georgia: 106 in Athens, Ga., 1/3/90 (L, 106-91)

4 by Perry Stevenson, 1/31/09 (L, 78-77) VS .

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Most 3-Point FG: 6 by Jeff Sheppard, 2/28/98 (W, 69-57)

Most Points: 129 in Baton Rouge, La., 1/16/96 (W, 129-97)

Most Points by S. Carolina: 84 in Columbia, S.C., 2/4/97 (L, 84-79 OT)

Largest UK margin of Victory: 47 in Lexington, 3/4/95 (127-80) Times scored 100 pts.: 17, Last 1/16/96 in Baton Rouge, La. (W, 129-97)

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Overtime Games: 2-1, Last 3/12/05 (W, 79-78)

Most Points: 104 in Lexington, 3/5/55 (W, 104-61)

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Most Points (Individual): 51 by Dan Issel, 2/21/70 (W, 121-105)

Largest UK margin of Victory: 61 in Lexington, 3/12/93 (101-40)

Most Rebounds (Indiv.): 29 by Dan Issel, 2/22/69 (W, 103-89)

Times scored 100 pts.: 5, Last in Knoxville, Tenn., 2/14/01 (W, 103-95)

Most Assists: 13 by Anthony Epps, 3/4/95 (W, 127-80)

Overtime Games: 5-7, Last 3/11/05 (W, 69-68)

Most Steals: 7 by John Pelphrey, 2/15/90 (W, 100-95)

Most Points (Individual): 54 by Jodie Meeks, 1/13/09 (W, 90-72)

Most Blocked Shots: 9 by Andre Riddick, 3/14/93 (W, 82-65)

Most Rebounds (Indiv.): 28 by Mike Phillips, 1/10/76 (L, 90-88 OT)

Most 3-Point FG: 7 by Jeff Brassow, 1/13/90 (L, 94-81)

Most Assists: 12 by Roger Harden, 2/28/85 (W, 92-67)

Most Points by LSU: 107 in Baton Rouge, La., 2/5/91 (L, 107-88)

Most Steals: 7 by Jared Prickett, 3/12/93 (W, 101-40) Most Blocked Shots: 5 by John Pelphrey, 1/20/90 (W, 95-83);

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5 by Nazr Mohammed, 2/11/98 (W, 80-74)

Most Points: 118, in Starkville, Miss., 3/8/75 (W, 118-80)

Most 3-Point FG: 10 by Jodie Meeks, 1/13/09 (W, 90-72)

Largest UK margin of Victory: 44, in Lexington, 2/11/52 (110-66)

Most Points by Tennessee: 107 in Knoxville, Tenn., 1/21/92 (L, 107-85)

Times scored 100 pts.: 11, Last in Lexington, 12/4/89 (W, 102-97) Overtime Games: 3-3, Last 3/9/07 (L, 84-82 OT)

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Most Points (Individual): 34 by Jim Andrews, 1/10/72 (W, 104-76)

Most Points: 120 in Nashville, Tenn., 2/7/96 (W, 120-81)

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Most Rebounds (Indiv.): 21 Jim Andrews, 2/12/73 (W, 100-87 OT)

Largest UK margin of Victory: 69 in Louisville, Ky., 2/27/47 (98-29)

Most Assists: 13 by Dirk Minnefield, 1/23/80 (W, 89-67)

Times scored 100 pts.: 16, Last in Lexington, 3/5/03 (W, 106-44)

Most Steals: 8 by Rajon Rondo, 2/19/05 (W, 94-78)

Overtime Games: 4-1, Last 1/12/08 (W, 79-73)

Most Blocked Shots: 6 by Marquis Estill, 1/5/02 (L, 74-69 OT)

Most Points (Individual): 42 by Louie Dampier, 2/2/66 (W, 105-90)

Most 3-Point FG: 6 by Derek Anderson, 1/7/97 (W, 90-61)

Most Rebounds (Indiv.): 22 by Dan Issel, 1/6/68 (W, 94-78)

Most Points by Miss. State: 97 in Lexington, 12/4/89 (W, 102-97)

Most Assists: 10 by Dirk Minnefield, 1/23/82 (W, 67-58); 10 by Anthony Epps, 2/22/97 (W, 82-79)

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O LE M ISS

Most Steals: 6 by Jamal Mashburn, 1/15/92 (W, 84-71)

Most Points: 121 in Lexington, 2/6/71 (W, 121-86)

Most Blocked Shots: 8 by Andre Riddick, 12/17/93 (W, 97-61)

Largest UK margin of Victory: 58 in Owensboro, Ky., 1/3/52 (116-58)

Most 3-Point FG: 6 by Travis Ford, 1/13/93 (L, 101-86)

Times scored 100 pts.: 10, Last in Lexington, 1/24/77 (W, 100-73)

Most Points by Vanderbilt: 110 in Nashville, Tenn., 3/4/67 (L, 110-94)

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U NPARALLELED T RADITION F EBRUARY 18, 1903

M ARCH 21, 1930

M ARCH 23, 1948

State College (Kentucky) records its first win, an 11-10 decision over Lexington YMCA. The Wildcats finished that first season with a 1-2 record.

A Freeport, Ill., high school coach named Adolph Rupp is named head basketball coach at the University of Kentucky.

Adolph Rupp’s “Fabulous Five” wins UK’s first NCAA Championship, 58-42, over Baylor. The team is met in Lexington by 15,000 fans and given a parade on a fire truck.

F EBRUARY 18, 1909

D EC . 18, 1930

With a 28-23 win over Cincinnati, Kentucky clinched its first winning season in school history. Following a “Senior Day” loss to Central University, the Wildcats ended the year with a 5-4 record.

UK defeats Georgetown College, 67-19, for the first of Adolph Rupp’s 876 victories.

J ANUARY, 1910 E. R. Sweetland signs a three-year pact as State’s Director of Athletics and its first basketball coach.

M ARCH 1, 1912 Kentucky defeats Georgetown College, 19-18, to complete the season with a perfect 9-0 record and earn its first title as Southern Champions.

M ARCH 1, 1921 Kentucky upsets Tulane, Mercer, Mississippi A&M and Georgia to win the first Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association basketball championship. Hundreds of Wildcats fans await “play-by-play” via telegraph, and greet the team’s train with a celebration and parade in downtown Lexington. It is believed to be the first college basketball tournament ever played.

S PRING , 1921 Basil Hayden becomes UK’s first AllAmerica basketball player.

F EB . 28, 1933 UK wins the first Southeastern Conference Tournament Championship by defeating Mississippi State, 4627, in Atlanta.

F EB . 17, 1934 UK establishes a national record with its 23rd consecutive win (47-27 over Vanderbilt). Near riot erupts as fans vie for seats in Alumni Gym.

The Wildcats beat Louisville, 29-22, for their 100th victory.

D EC . 13, 1924

The U.S. Olympic basketball team, featuring Kentucky’s “Fabulous Five,” wins the gold medal by defeating France, 64-21, at Wembley Stadium in London.

M ARCH 8, 1949 Kentucky ends the year ranked No. 1 in the first season of the Associated Press basketball poll.

M ARCH 26, 1949 UK wins its second consecutive NCAA championship, defeating Oklahoma A&M, 46-36, in Seattle.

F EB . 14, 1938 Joe Hagan’s 48-foot shot with 12 seconds left lifts the Wildcats over Marquette, 35-33. After the game, Gov. A. B. “Happy” Chandler pounds a nail into the floor to mark the spot where the shot was taken.

D EC . 1, 1950 UK plays its first game in the new, $3.9 million, 11,500-seat Memorial Coliseum. Skeptics label the building a “white elephant.”

M ARCH 27, 1951 M ARCH 20, 1942 After winning its sixth SEC championship, UK wins its first NCAA Tournament game, 46-44, over Illinois.

UK wins its third NCAA title, defeating Kansas State, 68-58, in the finals in Minneapolis.

1952-53 M ARCH 20, 1946 UK wins Rupp’s first national title, with a 46-45 victory over Rhode Island.

M ARCH 24, 1947 J ANUARY 21, 1922

A UGUST 13, 1948

Before a Madison Square Garden record crowd of 18,493, Wat Misaka held Ralph Beard to two points and Utah ended the Wildcats’ bid for back-to-back NIT Championships.

The Wildcats defeat Cincinnati in their first game in the new, 2,800seat, $100,000 Alumni Gymnasium.

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UK’s season is suspended by the NCAA.

D EC . 5, 1953 Cawood Ledford broadcasts his first game as the radio “Voice of the Wildcats.”

M ARCH 9, 1954 Kentucky beats LSU, 63-56, in an SEC playoff game to cap a perfect 25-0 season and finish with the nation’s No. 1 ranking.

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J AN . 18, 1969

M ARCH 21, 1976

Fans are stunned as Georgia Tech defeats UK, 59-58, in Memorial Coliseum, ending a 129-game home winning streak that still stands as a national record.

On the road against its long-time rival, UK became the first team in college basketball history to win 1,000 games, defeating Tennessee, 69-66.

UK wins its second NIT Championship by defeating North CarolinaCharlotte, 71-67 in New York.

N OV. 27, 1976 Tom Payne, a seven-foot All-American from Louisville, becomes the first black player to sign with the University of Kentucky.

UK defeats Wisconsin, 72-64, in the new, 23,000-seat, $53 million Rupp Arena. Rick Robey scores the first goal in Rupp with 19:30 left to play in the first half.

F EB . 28, 1970

D EC . 10, 1977

Dan Issel becomes UK’s first player to score 2,000 career points as UK defeats Vanderbilt, 90-86.

As top-ranked UK is defeating Kansas on “Adolph Rupp Night” in Allen Field House on Naismith Drive in Lawrence, Kansas, Rupp dies. Thousands would participate in the funeral procession in Lexington.

J UNE 9, 1969 D EC . 7, 1957 What was then referred to as “the longest game in UK history” proves fruitful for the Wildcats as they defeat Temple 85-83 in three overtimes. Vernon Hatton scores UK’s final six points to edge the Owls.

M ARCH 21, 1958 In the Wildcats’ first game in Freedom Hall Vernon Hatton’s layup with 17 seconds left pushes the Wildcats past Temple, 61-60, and into the NCAA Championship game.

M ARCH 22, 1958 UK wins its fourth NCAA title by defeating Seattle, 84-72, in Louisville. The “Fiddlin’ Five” was led by Vernon Hatton’s 30 points. The win gave Rupp his most coveted title, the one he vowed to win after the NCAA had suspended UK’s 1953 season.

M ARCH 19, 1966 In one of the biggest upsets in NCAA Tournament history, top-ranked UK, featuring “Rupp’s Runts,” loses in the NCAA Championship game, 72-65, to Texas Western.

J AN . 27, 1968 At the time, it was believed that Adolph Rupp became college basketball’s all-time winningest coach when the Wildcats overcame a record-setting 52-point performance by LSU’s Pete Maravich to defeat the Tigers, 121-95. Years later, it was discovered that he had achieved that feat on Feb. 18, 1967, with a 103-74 win over Mississippi State.

M ARCH 14, 1970 Dan Issel scores his 2,138th point, etching his name into the record book as UK’s all-time leading scorer. The top-ranked Wildcats are upset by Jacksonville, 106-100, in the NCAA Tournament.

M ARCH 18, 1972 Adolph Rupp coaches his last game at UK, a 73-54 loss to Florida State in the NCAA Tournament.

M ARCH 27, 1978 Jack “Goose” Givens scores 41 points as UK wins its fifth NCAA Championship, 94-88, over Duke in St. Louis. More than 10,000 fans greet the team at Blue Grass Airport and 15,000 more celebrate at Memorial Coliseum

M ARCH 26, 1983 D EC . 2, 1972 Joe B. Hall coaches his first game as head coach at UK, a 75-66 win at Michigan State. UK goes on to win the SEC Championship and finish 22-8 during Hall’s inaugural season.

M ARCH 22, 1975 UK upsets undefeated Indiana in the Mideast Regional semifinals to earn a trip to the Final Four. Before the title game with UCLA, legendary coach John Wooden announces his retirement. The Bruins go on to defeat UK, 92-85, on March 31.

In the first meeting between the schools in 24 years, Louisville defeats UK 80-68 in overtime to earn a trip to the Final Four.

M ARCH 31, 1984 Georgetown outscores UK 23-2 at the start of the second half to defeat the Wildcats, 53-40, in the NCAA semifinal game in Seattle.

M ARCH 22, 1985 Joe B. Hall announces his retirement after UK loses to St. John’s, 86-70, in the NCAA West Regional in Denver.

M ARCH 8, 1976

N OV. 22, 1985

Jack Givens keys a late rally as UK outlasts Mississippi State, 94-93 in overtime, in the last game played at Memorial Coliseum.

Eddie Sutton coaches his first game at Kentucky, a 77-58 win over Northwestern (La.) State.

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M ARCH 28, 1992

M AY 20, 1996

Following the Wildcats’ 85-51 win at Louisville on Dec. 27, more than 19,000 fans filled Freedom Hall for a Kentucky practice to usher in the era of school-boy legend Rex Chapman.

In what many called the “best NCAA Tournament game ever,” Kentucky takes defending NCAA champion Duke into overtime before losing 104-103 in the East Regional finals in Philadelphia. A last-second shot by Christian Laettner sends Duke to the Final Four, and breaks the hearts of Wildcat fans everywhere. It is Cawood Ledford’s last game as the “Voice of the Wildcats.”

The championship squad makes an official visit to the White House at the invitation of President Clinton. Tony Delk and Mark Pope present President Clinton and Vice President Al Gore with UK jerseys.

M ARCH 10, 1989 Kentucky finishes the year with a 13-19 record, its first losing mark in 61 seasons.

M ARCH 19, 1989 In the wake of an NCAA investigation, Eddie Sutton resigns as UK basketball coach.

M AY 19, 1989 The NCAA places Kentucky’s basketball program on probation.

A PRIL 3, 1993 Kentucky faces Michigan in the NCAA semifinals, marking UK’s 10th Final Four appearance. An 8178 overtime loss to the Wolverines ended Kentucky’s season at 30-4 and marked All-American Jamal Mashburn’s last game in UK blue.

J UNE 2, 1989

F EB . 15, 1994

Rick Pitino is named head basketball coach at Kentucky.

Trailing by 31 points with 15:34 remaining in the game at LSU, the Wildcats pull off a Mardi Gras miracle. Connecting on 11 three-pointers and outscoring the Bayou Bengals 62-27 during the final 15:34, UK storms back to a 99-95 victory – the greatest comeback in UK history.

June, 1990 Rick Pitino makes history by naming Bernadette Locke, a former assistant for the Georgia Lady Bulldogs basketball team, to his coaching staff at Kentucky.

M ARCH 2, 1996 M ARCH 2, 1991 Before a crowd of 24,310 at Rupp Arena, Kentucky defeats Auburn, 114-93, to claim the best record in the Southeastern Conference and end its two-year probation.

M ARCH 15, 1992 Eligible for postseason play for the first time in three years, Kentucky dominates Alabama, 80-54, to take its 16th SEC Tournament Championship.

With a 101-63 victory over Vanderbilt in Rupp Arena on Senior Day, UK became the first team in 40 years to finish with a perfect record in the SEC, a 16-0 sweep. It was the Wildcats’ 25th win in a row, tying the school record for consecutive wins in a season. Two games later, they set the new record at 27 games.

A PRIL 1, 1996 After avenging an early season loss to UMass with a win in the NCAA semifinals two days before, UK squashes a late Syracuse rally to win its sixth national title, 76-67.

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M ARCH 31, 1997 Despite losing its star, Derek Anderson, to a knee injury on Jan. 18, UK returns to defend its NCAA title in the National Championship game, falling in overtime to Arizona, 8479. It would be the final game with Rick Pitino as coach.

M AY 6, 1997 Rick Pitino announces his resignation at Kentucky to take the challenge of rebuilding the NBA’s most storied franchise, the Boston Celtics.

M AY 12, 1997 UK’s director of athletics, C.M. Newton, introduced Orlando “Tubby” Smith as head coach.

N OV. 20, 1997 It was the dawning of an era as new head coaches Tubby Smith and Morehead State’s Kyle Macy tipped off the season in Rupp Arena. Smith won his first game at UK, 88-49, over the former UK All-American and his Eagles.

M ARCH 22, 1998 In one of the most anticipated matchups of the NCAA Tournament, UK roars back from a 17point deficit with 9:38 remaining to defeat Duke, 86-84. The victory buried the nightmare of UK-Duke ’92 and advanced the Wildcats to their third straight Final Four.

M ARCH 30, 1998 The “Comeback Cats” rallied from a 10-point halftime deficit to defeat Utah, 78-69, winning UK’s second national title in three years, its seventh overall.

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S EPT. 5, 2001 After a long illness, Cawood Ledford dies at his home in Harlan. A planned tribute at Rupp Arena was canceled following the “9/11” terrorists attacks.

D EC . 8, 2001 Kentucky beats North Carolina for the Cats’ 1,800th victory, the first college basketball team to reach that milestone.

A PRIL 6, 2007 Billy Gillispie is named Kentucky’s new head basketball coach. He is introduced to a crowd of more than 4,000 fans at a pep rally announcing his hiring. Gillispie replaced Tubby Smith, who left after 10 seasons at the helm of Kentucky basketball to become the head coach at Minnesota.

M ARCH 31, 2008 M ARCH 16, 2003 After running the table in regular-season Southeastern Conference play, Kentucky defeats Mississippi State, 64-57, in the finals of the SEC Tournament to secure its 24th league tourney crown and complete a 19-0 season sweep of conference opponents. It marked the first time the feat had been accomplished in 51 seasons.

Long time Kentucky basketball manager Bill Keightley passed away at the age of 81 in Cincinnati. Affectionately known as “Mr. Wildcat”, he had been associated with the Wildcats’ basketball program since 1962. Keightley, who manned the “Bill Keightley Equipment Room” in Memorial Coliseum, was as much a fixture around UK basketball as the seven national championship

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trophies on display in the Joe Craft Center. A crowd of over 3,000 payed their respects at a tribute to Mr. Keightley held in Rupp Arena. Former players, coaches and managers traveled from across the country to eulogize him.

J ANUARY 13, 2009 Kentucky has its fair share of recordbreaking individual performances, but it had never experienced a night quite like the one Jodie Meeks had against Tennessee. Meeks rewrote the record books, pouring in 54 points on 15-of-22 shooting in a 90-72 iwn. Meeks’ historic night broke Dan Issel’s 39-year old school record for most points in a single game.

A PRIL 1, 2009 The University of Kentucky named John Calipari the 22nd coach in UK basketball history.